Editorial November 9, 1899 Issue

A Loving Voice from the Branches

with contributions from Augusta E. Stetson, Edwin F. Hatfield, Suzanne Schooley Thomas, George W. De Lano, James E. Lees, Stewart C. Rowbotham, Isabel Colton Dam, Ethelinda Dietz, Adolph Rusch, Joseph B. Whitney, Mary Baker Eddy, E.K. Betts, Caroline W. Frame, Carol Norton, Elizabeth P. Skinner, Joshua F. Bailey, Charles P. Simmons, Ida M. Studley, Chas. C. Wilmot, John Carveth, Frances E. Utley, E. G. Studley, Lucy F. Barnett, Orcella A. Rathbone, Maria R. Allen, Jay D. Utley, Lizzie W. Ceperley, Belle S. Gere, Grace H. Wilmot, Myra Nichols, Frank P. Harden

A reply in this article was later republished in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany: My. 201:8-24

We publish herewith further testimonials from branch churches expressive of love and fidelity to the cause of Christian Science, its patient and dauntless Leader, and those at headquarters who are endeavoring to the best of their ability to aid in carrying on the great movement. These expressions, coming from sincere hearts, mean much. There is in all such testimonials an unseen and inexpressible quality—a "Love reflected in love"—that defies expression in language.

First Church of Christ, Scientist, New York City.
October 28, 1899.

To our beloved Leader and Mother, who first taught us to lisp the language of Spirit, and led us to apprehend the power of Infinite Love.

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