Article December 24, 1938 Issue

Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication

Utah.

Following a Sunday morning radiocast, the reader on our program received a telephone call from a man who, after apologizing for calling her at the radio station, expressed a deep appreciation of the program, as he had been a Bible student for many years, but never before had been aware of the beautiful and inspiring passages which he had just heard. One wrote: "In a community such as this one, where we have no church services, it is a special treat to listen to such a program. We miss church services here so much, but I am very, very grateful that we have the privilege of a radio program, and wish there were more of them."

From other letters: "I personally know of Sunday school pupils who are just as eager for the programs as their elders." "The readings were so healing, and heard so easily, that I had a demonstration of instantaneous healing which enabled me to sing my solo at church with perfect freedom."

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