CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 171, 22 July 1942, Page 6

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

ANNUAL MEETING REPORTS

BOSTON, June 8. __ £he ffreat task now confronting a libeAmerica, which more than threeof . a century ago fought a four years _\\ar to free the slaves, is to aid !, nli r fl mg °V t the freedom of the whole from slavery, the Christian Science Directors told several thousand mootwl™ • S< U enUsts gathered in annual ?° ston to-day. The directors emphasised the worldwide emergency as S i ■ r P ore universal turning to spiritual enlightenment as the pathway to future world peace.

\Ti^ h^rrir^ t ?^ s T ? nnounced the election of mLl'c h F- Norwood, of Brookline, w th as presldent of the Mother Church tor the ensuing year.

mi«oi lUr Eckman, manager of comviniln tS n P ubh cation, reported that serar.med forces is bringing many cauS? 6n . os . er to Christian Science bediate probllms P y t0 lhelr imme " th ™ noune c , emen t of the trustees of th=? r i£ tlan , Science Publishing Society ,u. f sales of Bibles this year are Th*» cnnfaH » m i* hlstol \v of the society. l y s is still going to lavpri ?,?,t S , e world, sometimes dela'nrt ne Y e rtheless reaching SwitzeralnarVl Ul iV ed Fra . nc e. Spain. Portugal, IsL? Afrlca - Australia, the British and Ceylon America ' New Zealand, India

flsnai e v-ot POll .P'L treasurer for the th£? fh, « ended A P ril 30 - IM2. showed „ ' V 1 ® finances of the .Mother Church I'® '[ i?M, und ''onri'tion. that aside from no indebtedness aCtrUed taXCS there W3S