Article September 27, 1941 Issue

Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication

The buildings where our church services are held were not damaged, and with some exceptions the services went on regularly; for special reasons two societies had to move, one temporarily.

The supply of copies of the Christian Science Quarterly called for special attention this year, since insufficient copies had arrived from The Christian Science Publishing Society. At the request of the field a reprint was made, with the permission of The Christian Science Board of Directors, which met the need of the members in a satisfactory way.

During this year several articles from The Christian Science Monitor were republished in part in Netherlandic newspapers. The radio talk of the financial editor of the Monitor, after his visit to this country, was published in many papers, also the impressions of the Monitor's correspondent, during his journey in Europe with Mr. Sumner Welles.

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