Letters August 15, 1903 Issue

Letters to our Leader

with contributions from Charles M. Howe, Mary A. Packard, Effie Andrews

St. Joseph, Mo., July 23, 1903.
Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy, Concord, N. H.

Dear Leader:—The benefit derived from attending the meetings in Boston, our visit to Concord, and meditation over it all since our return home, have been a great unfoldment to us. A new era has been begun and we cannot be thankful enough for such a beautiful demonstration; for it has not only overthrown much opposition, but much careless and indifferent thought has been corrected, and many that were doubtful have been enabled to see that Christian Science is indeed the Christ-truth.

The value of your address of welcome at Concord, preceded by "Significant Questions," and your address at the laying of the corner-stone there, cannot be over-estimated.

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