Letters March 18, 1905 Issue

Letters to our Leader

with contributions from Alice Archer Houblon, Wm. M. Goodwin, Ethel M. Sims, Anon

Hallingbury Place, Bishop's Stortford, England,

February 9, 1905.

Dearest Mrs. Eddy:—Mrs. Colles tells me that it gives you pleasure to receive from your followers expressions of their love and gratitude, and that the knowledge of how you are helping those who are trying to live Christian Science, cheers you on your way and lightens your heavy burden of work. If this be so, then I may venture to express to you in some little measure what I feel as regards yourself, and the new-old truth that has come to us through you. Indeed I love you for your unselfish life-work, and I thank God for giving you to us in this age. I thank you, too, not only for the work of the past, but for that of the present, and for the still more wonderful future that is coming. In this we desire to follow you joyfully in every step of the way on the upward road to Spirit. It is a little more than two years since the blessings of Christian Science came to me and mine. We are nearly all of us going the same road in hope and happiness, and every day of our lives makes us love and revere our dear Leader more.

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