Letters March 26, 1910 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Grace E. Allen, Adele J. Barker, R. W. Fiske, Mary E. Sutton, Ella Sweet, Charlotte D. Holcombe, Anna M. Shrewsbury, B. Rush Petrikin, Alice L. Hall, Jacob S. Shield, Helen A. Allen, Committee, Martha E. Burns, Henry L. Upton, M. Emma Ellis, Melville Wight, Edna L. Upton, Walter H. Vanzwoll, Mary W. Haring, Casper M. Haring, Helen Sondheim, Mary A. Bally

Portsmouth, N. H., March 12, 1910.

Dearly Beloved Leader:—On reading your words in today's Sentinel, I exclaimed from the depths of my heart, Thank God that it is by their fruits ye shall know them! We who have been delivered from the bondage of sickness and raised from the so-called laws of death, know that none but the purest and most unselfed life could have given the great truth of Christian Science to the world today, and made possible the doing of the works which are being done in the name and in the service of Christ.

With deepest and tenderest love and gratitude I thank you for your life and its pure history, the half of which has never yet been told, nor can it be. We who love you know "there shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come nigh thy dwelling. For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways,"—those "pure thoughts from God, winged with Truth and Love" (Science and Health, p. 298).

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