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First Church of Christ, Scientist, Paris, FranceIN June, 1898, about two years after Christian Science was first brought to Paris, a church was organized. For seven years, except during the period...

First Church of Christ, Scientist, New Haven, Conn.PROBABLY one of the first incidents concerning New Haven, with respect to Christian Science, occurred when in 1879 Mrs. Eddy presented an autograp...

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Richmond, Ind.GROWTH of the Christian Science cause in Richmond dates from the month of May, 1887, when a student of Mrs. Eddy came to reside in this city that th...

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Jacksonville, Fla.The history of every Christian Science church is very much the same. Its achievements must be regarded more from a spiritual than from a materia...

The following churches appear for the first time in this issue of the Journal:—Charleston, W. Va.; Council Bluffs, la. (Second); East Aurora, N. Y.; Georgetown, Col. Horton, Kan.; Rich Hill, Mo.; S...

Address By Our Leader, Mary Baker G. Eddy, The Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science.First Church of Christ, Scientist, Concord, N. H.Beloved Brethren:—Never more sweet than to-day, seem to m...

SECOND Church of Christ, Scientist, Cleveland. Ohio, was dedicated September 18, 1904,—three years to a day from the time the ground was broken for the building.The dedicatory services were simple...

The following Churches appear for the first time in these issues of the Journal:—Louisville, Ky. (Second); McKenzie, Tenn.; Mt. Vernou. Ind. The following new church, formerly advertised as a Socie...

CHRISTIANS in all ages have believed more or less in the efficacy of prayer,—the practice of appealing to our heavenly Father for help in time of trouble as well as for wisdom, understanding, and d...