Article August 27, 1932 Issue

From the Field

[From the Report of the Ohio State Literature Distribution Committee]

The consecrated service rendered by the workers engaged in the distribution of Christian Science literature in counties where there are no Christian Science organizations; the faithful and devoted efforts of those who are carrying the message of Truth into the penal institutions, and the beautiful healing work resulting therefrom give assurance and irrefutable proof of a greater sense of unity, growth, and progress.

The Bible, the writings of Mary Baker Eddy and other authorized Christian Science literature are being placed in libraries. Our periodicals are being supplied to hotels and other public places, and The Christian Science Monitor is being sent to a large number of the schools. Much good will toward our religion has been developed through free subscriptions to the Monitor given to editors of county newspapers.

Many instances could be cited concerning persons who have become interested in Christian Science and others who have been healed as a result of the county work. One county chairman reports from his own observation that six persons who have been supplied with Christian Science literature have applied for information concerning the nearest church services.

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