Article December 14, 1918 ISSUE

Extracts from Letters

"I can scarcely express the gratitude I feel at this time for the fact that it has been our joy and privilege, during the growing years of our children, to have the life and activities of our home based on the teachings of Christian Science. Now that we have two sons in active service for their country, I realize as never before what the daily study of the Bible and Science and Health during these years has meant in the lives of all of us in the way of preparation for the present crisis. It is helping us at home to go about our daily affairs freely, confidently, and joyously most of the time, with little sense of separation, fear, or depression.

"The son who is still at camp in this country frequently expresses his appreciation of the welfare work being done at his camp, and his letters are written on Camp Welfare stationery. Our eldest son, who has been in France since February, 1918, and at the front all summer, writes as follows of his recent visit to the Christian Science reading rooms in Paris:—

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