Letters February 10, 1923 Issue

Letters from the Field

with contributions from Minny M. H. Ayers, Herbert E. Noble, Everett L. Hackis, Agnes Millar Upton, John Ellis Sedman

"I want to tell you of my deep appreciation of the holy work that is being accomplished at the Sanatorium of The Christian Science Benevolent Association.

"During Easter week I visited the home with my little daughter. The beautiful way we were received, and the love that was shown us on every hand, made my little daughter exclaim, 'Mother, God is Love!' The excellent service, the peace, the quiet and calm one feels there, are only explainable by the fact that Christian Science is being lived by those managing its affairs. It seemed to me so in keeping with what our beloved Leader wished for; it seemed as if this were her own home—and we who were there were her guests!

"With deep gratitude to each and every one whose love is making this tribute to Christian Science all that our Leader would have it.

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