Article January 16, 1937 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Oliver Bowles, Jules L. Richon, Marguerite M. Buettner, Kathryn F. Deggendorf, Mary Beedel Auty, Gladys E. Smith

Washington, District of Columbia (Third Church).

Lecturer: Colin Rücker Eddison; introduced by Oliver Bowles, who said:—

How grateful we should be that the Bible is by far the most widely read book in the world today! It is loved by multitudes of many races. To Christian Scientists, however, the Bible is much more than a guide to conduct. Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, after years of profound and consecrated study, learned that when spiritually understood the Bible furnishes the means of rectifying all our ailments, whether physical, moral, or mental.

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