Does it ever feel like too much of an effort to get to the subway, or join a car pool, for a 20-minute ride to attend a Christian Science lecture? A report by one lecturer from his Asian tour tells of people going through waist-deep waters in order to get to a lecture that was held the day after a typhoon struck. "There was no electric power in the town, so the lecture was given in a blackout with the help of some effective battery-powered fluorescent flashlights.
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