Letters October 13, 1923 Issue

Letters from the Field

with contributions from Margaret A. L. Nowell, Ernest G. Lorenzen, Sara T. Watson

"After a stay of three weeks in our beautiful Sanatorium, I cannot help expressing my great joy in, and my gratitude for, the work of The Christian Science Benevolent Association.

"It is impossible to find words adequate to express the peace and spiritual unfoldment that came to me in that atmosphere of loving cooperation. I am greatly impressed with the promptness and efficiency of the service that is so lovingly, patiently, and joyously given in every direction. I am so grateful for the beautiful services, and the healing that is being manifested all the time.

"No one who has not had the privilege of experiencing it can realize what it means to find a place where the effort is to make Love's government an actuality. Truly this seems to me to be a foretaste of heavenly harmony; and I know that this evidence of good-will to men radiates all over the world. I went there for rest and recreation from family cares; and I can never tell how much more than these came to me. It is my earnest desire to bring out, wherever our Father may set me to work, something of the practical, operative Christianity I saw there.

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