Letters May 9, 1908 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Marion L. Tyler, Sarah C. Linscott, Lulu Parsons Browne, Lilla A. Peay, Leone K. Carver, E. Howard Gilkey, May Sopwith, Herbert Fletcher, John E. Fellers

Roxbury, Mass., March 15, 1908. Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy,

Chestnut Hill, Brookline. Mass.

Dearly Beloved Leader: — May we take a moment of your valuable time to tell you of the love and loyalty, expressed to-day in a special meeting of the Sunday School teachers of First Church of Christ, Scientist. Roxbury, Mass.? Your tireless labors, again expressed in the new By-law by which the borders of the Sunday School are enlarged, have called forth this expression. We realize in a measure what it means to take an active part in this department of our church work. It is our prayer to be "faithful over foundational trusts" and to realize with our Master, "And they shall be all taught of God." The importance of clear teaching is impressed upon us, and we would press on with meekness, courage, and joy to these added privileges.

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