Letters November 28, 1908 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Sarah F. Tucker, Kate Clark, J. B. Lampe, M. D. Caldwell, Valeria J. Campbell, E. Y. Steele, Mary R. Burton, Agatha H. Scott, Ada Carter, Ernest Sulivan, Walter Carr, Faithful Cumberlege, A. W. Mainland, Nannie Brown

Milton, Mass., Oct. 20, 1908.

Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, Brookline, Mass.

I wish any words of mine could express to you my deep gratitude for the great message you have brought to sick and suffering humanity. The light of Truth which came to me through Christian Science has been as a well-spring of joy, since first it dawned upon my consciousness and like a mighty lever lifted me out of invalidism and bondage to health and freedom. For eighteen years I was seemingly bound by a physical affiction which medical skill failed to cure. Christian Science set me free. The unfolding of the light of this truth has been and is a transforming power in my life, which is now replete with praise and thanksgiving to God, and to His Christ, and to you His messenger, who have made plain to us the healing Christ.

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