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About twenty-five years ago when my family and I moved from the city to start a new life in the country, there were five other Christian Scientists in the area. We held services in our home for many years, but eventually we were able to rent the local community meeting house/fire hall at a very low rental.
The fire hall proved too cold in the winter months, and so Auntie Dot's home became our meeting place for Sunday services. In March 1981 two members of the local 1 Anglican church came to see me. They were having to sell their church building and wondered if our group would be interested in buying it. We told them we would certainly like to have it but we could not afford it....
