Branch Church News
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 following churches appear for the first time in this issue of the Journal: — Elgin. Ill.
Address By Our Leader, Mary Baker G. Eddy, The Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science.
The following church appears for the first time in this issue of the Journal: — Galt, Ont. The following new Churches, formerly advertised as societies, are now holding regular services:— Kenosha, Wis.
The following churches appear for the first time in this issue of the Journal:— Longton, Kan. ; Tecumseh, Neb.
The munificent contribution from the six Christian Science churches in Chicago was sent to Mrs. Eddy several weeks ago, and it was a most happy way of expressing love.
The following churches appear for the first time in this issue of the Journal: — Bloomington, Ind: Corsicana, Tex; Milford, Utah; Salamanca, N. Y.
The present age is generally recognized as pre-eminently progressive in all that relates to man's material welfare. New ideas are eagerly sought and tested, and vigorously exploited without regard to the methods of our fathers, or the upsetting of ancient practices.
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 daily bread. Nevertheless, the faith of many has been waning because of a lack of results from prayer.
The following Churches appear for the first time in these issues of the Journal :— Louisville, Ky. (Second); McKenzie, Tenn.