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Interviews

A Protestant minister and his spiritual discovery

From the April 1993 issue of The Christian Science Journal


, William E. Moody, Editor of The Christian Science Journal, had the privilege of talking with a Protestant minister who has been studying Christian Science for more than five years now. He currently serves an urban Methodist congregation in a large metropolitan area in the southern United States.

Editor, the Journal: I think our readers would be interested in how you first learned of Christian Science.

Methodist minister: Bill, it was on my day off and I walked into the public library. In the "religion and philosophy" section I saw the Christian Science textbook and started reading it. This led me to go down to a Christian Science Reading Room. And when I found out there was such a thing as the daily lessons, that was what really interested me.

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