Article May 20, 1944 Issue

Christian Science Committee on Publication for Nebraska Reports

The excerpts from our Lesson-Sermons are doing a fine work in educating the public to the appreciation of the fact that Christian Science is founded on the Bible and its teachings. In spite of constantly increasing demands for space for war news, we are happy to report that the excerpts are being printed regularly in sixty-three papers in towns where there are no Christian Science organizations, and in forty-nine papers in towns where there are Christian Science churches and societies.

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