Article May 30, 1936 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Lily B. Orton, Charles M. Shaw, Emma L. Schneirla, Ora A. Keith

Kogarah, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (First Church).

Lecturer: Paul A. Harsch; introduced by Miss Lily B. Orton, who said:—

Many years ago I first heard the name "Christian Scientist" and asked a friend, "Who are Christian Scientists?" The reply given was, "They are a body of people who believe that because God is everywhere pain is nowhere." I had always been taught to believe in the omnipresence of God, but this reply, logical and arresting, introduced a new thought to me, and after a few hours of thinking over this I found I was healed of an abscess in my mouth without having used any material remedy. A dentist had declared that this abscess was the worst he had seen in any mouth, and he could not understand its rapid healing.

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