Editorial January 1, 1910 Issue

PRACTITIONERS' CHARGES.

Mary Baker Eddy with contributions from Editor

This article was later republished in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany: My. 237:15-19

Brookline, Mass., Dec. 24, 1909.

Dear Mr. McLellan:— Christian Science practitioners should make their charges for treatment equal to those of reputable physicians in their respective localities.

Sincerely yours,
Mary Baker Eddy.

[Most practitioners of Christian Science have been in doubt at times as to the proper amount to charge those who sought their services, and some few have felt embarrassed because they had to make any charge at all, therefore all will be glad to have this question so definitely, wisely, and authoritatively settled as it is in the above letter from our Leader, which we are much pleased to have her permission to publish.—Editor.]

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