Article June 4, 1932 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Mary G. Ewing, Charles A. Weber, Mary Jane Roberts, Leslie J. Adams

Brookline, Massachusetts (auspices of The Mother Church).

Lecturer: Judge Frederick C. Hill; introduced by Miss Mary G. Ewing, who said:—

To those of us who have had direct personal experience of the healing of sickness and sorrow and sin through Christian Science, it is a joy to share with others the knowledge of the gift it brings—a precious gift at all times, but one fraught with a special blessing in this hour of recognition of the world's great need. Christian Science repeats and explains the teaching of Jesus as to the spiritual nature and origin of life, and proclaims anew the law of unchanging and unerring love which, when understood and applied to human affairs, governs them aright. In this way Christian Science offers us a demonstrable basis for right thought and action—a clear, logical, and simple explanation of our human experience, and a solution of its problems. Tonight we have an opportunity to learn of this new, yet old, gospel of health and holiness.

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