Letters January 30, 1904 Issue

Letters to our Leader

with contributions from D. Eloise Brownell, John C. McQuinton, Althea G. Downs

Philadelphia, November 1, 1903.

Beloved Leader and Teacher:—Gratitude and thanks are not all my message to-day. There is even more than this in my heart as I review the experiences of years and the memory of lost opportunities. I want to be forgiven for every thorn upon which I have caused you to tread, for every sin of omission or commission which has hampered your upward flight, for every pang you have suffered through my disobedience.

For the Concordance, the Manual, and later, the crowning blessing of all in the Teachers' Association, I cannot express my gratitude. Through fulfilling the law of love yourself, you have made it possible for those who follow you to catch glorious glimpses of the promised land, and God grant that we may not fail to enter in because of murmuring or disobedience. I want to thank you, and thank you again, for your faithful guidance and patient example. "Grace and peace be multiplied unto you through the knowledge of God, and of Jesus our Lord." To be called not only your loving but your obedient student is the earnest wish of my heart,

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