Letters April 9, 1910 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Elizabeth H. McQueen, B. C. Lippincott, Paul Arthur Harsch, Alice Archer Houblon, Martha E. Kennedy, Bessie D. Chase, R. Clinton Loveland, C. Lillian Bemis, William Brundrett, M. C. Breyman, G. J. Ferguson

New Rochelle, N. Y., March 22, 1910.

Beloved Leader:—The enclosed letter from my father arrived this morning, and I hasten to carry out his wish for me to forward it to you, as he did not have your mail address. I trust his loving thought may add to the joy of your busy life. Many times my gratitude goes out to God for your glorious messages which heal and uplift mankind. I hope to prove my faithfulness to you by doing each day better healing work and living what you have taught me in your writings. I am daily more grateful for your wisdom in establishing class instruction. The world is hungry for the food of Truth. I am beginning to see more clearly the many opportunities you give to give a better knowledge of Christian Science, which establishes the kingdom of heaven within.

Your loving follower,
Mrs. Elizabeth H. McQueen.

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