Article May 4, 1918 Issue

Funds of The Mother Church

"I am inclosing check for five dollars from myself and sister to be used for your War Relief work. We heartily wish it were more, but it is a blessed privilege to take even so small a part in the blessed work being carried on. The great war is teaching mankind that none can live unto himself. The spirit of Love is abroad in the earth and we are accordingly uplifted. With deep appreciation of the unselfish labor of those who are dispensing our mites to those in need. ..."

"We are a very small unorganized society, but we are trying to do our part in this great work. We are sending our collection ($31.70) taken last Sunday for the War Relief fund, with hearts full of love and gratitude for what Christian Science has done and is doing for each one of us."

"It is with renewed gratitude that I have received your envelope and your comforting words. Thanks for the check and the continued aid which makes me appreciate daily the goodness of divine Love. I will continue to work to grow in confidence. Though my problem seems at times very difficult I know that I will reach the goal—which is, to overcome all obstructions through understanding the divine Principle. Kindly tell the committee of my sincere gratitude for the loving offer to go on helping me."

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