Major Francis L. L. Roupell, Committee on Publication for Canton and Hong Kong, China,
Your issue of July 14 carries extracts from a pamphlet which gives an incorrect impression of Christian Science and of its Discoverer and Founder, Mary Baker Eddy.
William Carson Blackburn, Committee on Publication for the State of North Carolina,
On last Sunday there appeared in the columns of your publication an article, "Medicine Man Wins Tribute from Science," in which Christian Science was associated with rather questionable company.
Students
of Christian Science who have finished their courses at school or college and are ready to enter the business world, will find that the portion of their preparation obtained at a Christian Science Sunday School, or through the study of Christian Science literature, will play a very important part in their new undertakings.
Many
people suffering from a sense of uncongenial work and wretched environment seek relief in holidays, change of employment, new location or employer, or else in some form of physical or mental relaxation and amusement.
Arthur E. F. Court, Committee on Publication for the North Island, New Zealand, in the
In an article which appeared recently in the Post, I note that the writer of the article claims that the "simple religious teaching" of the sect mentioned is a mixture of Christian Science and other religious ingredients.
