Letters December 15, 1906 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from William P. McKenzie, Samuel Greenwood, Gallie W. Human, Charles H. Gibbs, Louise S. R. King, Dora J. Stanton, Blanche Virginia Wilson, Violetta M. Doane, Lucretia Annie Veazey

Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 7, 1906.

Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, Concord, N. H.

Beloved Leader and Friend:—Having just completed a series of lectures, I wish to report to you what gives reason for encouragement, in that there is much growth in the churches towards recognition of the rule of law. In many the era of government by personal domination is over, and with the coming of obedience to law, has come peace and real efficiency. With great joy I learned of cases where after a separate existence a once dissatisfied minority had dissolved its organization and become again identified with the branch church first established in the community. If contentions prevent our neighbors from recognizing the good part, these harmonizations are effectual in proving to them that when in our right mind as to Christian Science we obey Love as law.

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