Item of Interest March 13, 1937 Issue

Item of Interest

Christian Scientists some distance from Boston will be interested in the several radiocasts of Christian Science programs by short wave from Boston broadcasting stations. That these programs are heard at great distances is attested by the many letters of appreciation received from various parts of the globe.

The complete service of The Mother Church is radiocast by short wave both morning and evening on the first Sunday of each month. The morning service is sent by a frequency of 15.25 megacycles, and has been heard at great distances. The evening service is sent out on a frequency of 6.04 megacycles which, while international in character, is also received very well in many parts of North America. A religious program is radiocast on the third Sunday afternoon in each month on the same wave length as the Sunday evening service. News which is currently published in The Christian Science Monitor is sent out twice each weekday over two shortwave stations. The present schedule for these three types of programs sent by short wave from Boston is as follows:

Services of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts: First Sunday of each month over Station W1XAL.
Morning service, 15.25 mc., starting with chimes at 10.12 a.m.
Evening service, 6.04 mc., starting with chimes at 7 p.m.

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