Branch Church News
The following churches appear for the first time in this issue of the Journal: — Charleston, W. Va.
The following churches appear for the first time in this issue of the Journal :— First Church of Christ, Scientist, Champaign, Ill. ; First Church of Christ, Scientist, Canyon City, Tex.
The services were conducted by Mrs. Hattie Hayes, First Reader, whose address in part was as follows:— Friends:— The nucleus on which was started the formation of what eventually terminated in the organization and building of our church, was the healing of the sick in this place.
The following churches appear for the first time in this issue of the Journal: — First Church of Christ, Scientist, Chenoa, Illinois. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Fredonia, Pa.
UPON Easter Sunday, First Church of Christ, Scientist, Portland, Oregon, dedicated its church. The following clipping from the Evening Telegram is a voluntary comment from the paper, and is of interest in connection with the event.
First Church of Christ,Scientist, at this place, was dedicated with appropriate exercises last Sunday (January 19, 1902) in the presence of a congregation that filled the little edifice to overflowing. The principal address was delivered by Mrs.
The new Christian Science Church at Seventeenth and Franklin Streets, one of the finest houses of worship anywhere in the West, was formally dedicated with appropriate services, January 5, 1902. Congratulatory telegrams to the number of half a hundred were received and read to the eleven hundred people who crowded the auditorium, one of them coming from the Rev.
Sunday , November 24, 1901, will long be remembered by the Christian Scientists and others of this community, for it marked the opening service or dedication of their new chapel. The day was ideal and a large crowd, including delegations from Manhattan.
Sunday, November 10, 1901, will ever be to the members of First Church of Christ; Scientist, of Rock Valley, Iowa, a memorable occasion. It was on this occasion that patient, untiring, and courageous efforts (extending over several years) of the few and faithful ones who comprise the membership, were crowned by the dedication of a handsome little edifice to be their church home.
Sunday , October 6, 1901, First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Los Angeles, held the opening services in their new house of worship on Seventeenth Street, one half block west of Figueroa Street. The house was filled to overflowing at both services, morning and evening.