Letters July 10, 1909 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Willard S. Mattox, C. B. Hadden, James R. Miller, Mattie H. DuBois, H. M. Spence, Jannett Philip, M. V. Cooley, T. Talbot, Grace Thoburn, Harriette Stent Clark, Lulu A. Miller, Mary Blanche Winser, Pauline N. Bolles, Board of Trustees

Boston, Mass., June 28, 1909.

Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, Chestnut Hill, Mass.

Beloved Leader:—In nothing does your divine authority as a Christian teacher and Leader seem to me to be more apparent than in the timeliness of your acts and public utterances. I can see that it is your scientific adjustment to the gentle influences of Mind which confirms your right to be the Leader of this mighty Cause. It is a great thing to have learned, as you have, to work as God works, by exchanging a finite computation of days and hours for the chronology of an eternal now.

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