Article July 29, 1933 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Frank Stones, Ogle H. McCoy, Jr., John O'Connor, George H. Treviranus, G. Florence Keeler, Mabel Nixon, Clyde Johnson

Warrington, Lancashire, England (Society).

Lecturer: William Duncan Kilpatrick; introduced by Frank Stones, who said:—

More than six years ago I attended a lecture such as this, more, I think, out of curiosity than real interest, but with an open mind. Previously, for nearly twenty years I had been a member of an orthodox church; but I had never been able to understand God aright; in fact He seemed to be shrouded in mystery. At the lecture referred to I obtained a better understanding of divine Mind than ever before; and I was able to understand the declaration of Christ Jesus, recorded in the fourth chapter of John, when talking with the woman of Samaria, "God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth." After the lecture I sat into the early morning, pondering the lecturer's statements. As a result I took my stand for complete reliance upon God, and from that day I have never taken any material remedy. Every condition has been satisfactorily met in Christian Science.

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