Article September 16, 1933 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Gertrude Hammond, Earl E. Simms, Nellie A. Montgomery, Henry Rex Paxton, Robert W. Fromme, Johanna Caprez, Dorothy Dellano Rumage, Rufus Ira Andrews, Thomas A. White

Bellingham, Washington (First Church).

Lecturer: Bicknell Young; introduced by Mrs. Gertrude Hammond, who said:—

One of the most outstanding things I have learned through the study of Christian Science is the ability to live day by day, delving neither into the past with vain regret nor into the future with anxious anticipation. We learn that this state of thought comes as a result of bringing our daily activities within the government of Principle, as taught in Christian Science.

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