Article November 22, 1919 Issue

Extracts from Letters

"I desire to express my gratitude to God for His many blessings to me during the past five years of military service, as I feel that I owe to Christian Science the fact that I am alive to-day. Whilst in the trenches I once experienced instantaneous healing by absent treatment. I was taken ill in the front line, got very weak, and could hardly sleep or eat anything. I at once wrote home to the practitioner who was patiently and lovingly helping me while on service. The same day that my letter reached London, I moved into reserve, feeling very ill indeed, lay down in a dugout, and dropped asleep. A few hours afterwards, I awoke perfectly well, ate a hearty meal, and spent half the next night in No Man's Land as strong and well as ever.

"The Christian Science literature has been a positive godsend to me on active service, and thanks to Mrs. Eddy's revelation of the truth, the ninety-first psalm is to me no longer an overoptimistic fable as heretofore. No testimony can adequately express my gratitude for Christian Science."

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