Letters May 29, 1909 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Frederick Dixon, Sarah Pike Conger, Arthur Fay Felker, Alice Florence Wills, Helen Huzberger, Laura C. Allen, Stokes Anthony Bennett, Mary M. Norris

London, England, May 11, 1909.

Beloved Leader:—I reached London yesterday afternoon, and have resumed my old work in the office of the committee on publication this morning. I feel that it would be difficult for me to express what I know I have gained by my months in the Christian Science publishing house. I do want, however, to tell you how grateful I am to you for giving me that experience, and also how deep is my appreciation of the consecration and example of the workers there. I could not possibly have received greater kindness than I did from every one whom I met, and I feel that I am bringing back to my work here a deeper understanding of the vast possibilities for good which the study of our text-book brings to all who strive to be faithful to its teaching.

Your loving follower,
Frederick Dixon

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