Letters December 9, 1922 Issue

Letters from the Field

with contributions from Lilith May Nutting, Leonard L. Defenbaugh, Harry E. Ward, Pauline Freeman

"Words fail to express to you my gratitude for all the love and help that I received while I had the great privilege of being a guest in our beautiful home, the Sanatorium of The Christian Science Benevolent Association.

"During the first part of my stay at the Sanatorium I was almost helpless. The hands seemed to be of little use, and many other things were inharmonious. So you see many material laws have been broken, for which I am very grateful. I think one of the greatest blessings in my life is that I have had the privilege of being there, where the Christ, Truth, is so beautifully expressed to all. In its atmosphere I have gained a greater desire to get a larger understanding of Christian Science. I have learned many wonderful lessons from the associates and all the dear nurses; and, in fact, from all with whom I came in touch.

"My daily prayer is that I may remember and make all these lessons my own, so that I may be worthy to serve our dear Cause. Again words fail me to express my love and gratitude to dear Mrs. Eddy for all she has done and is doing for all mankind.

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