Letters September 6, 1924 Issue

Letters from the Field

with contributions from Margaret M. Kotzenberg, Josephine S. Packard, Howard Rockwood Moore

"With a heart filled with joy, I wish to express my gratitude for the great privilege of having been a guest in this beautiful home of harmony and love, the Christian Science sanatorium.

"After the first three days of apparent 'chemicalization' peace, joy, and gratitude came into my consciousness, and have grown ever since. The love expressed everywhere is felt. One cannot help but feel more humble, meek, and grateful for all the blessings that come to one continually there. Everything expresses harmony, unity, love, purity, and obedience. The church services on Sunday morning and Wednesday evening are beautiful, impressive, and uplifting.

"This house on Single Tree Hill has shown many a wayfaring man, lost in the ebbing and flowing tides of fear and other erroneous beliefs, the way to salvation, freedom, peace, health, holiness, and happiness, and will show it to many, many more to come, so that they may be able to go down again to their daily tasks with new strength, courage, gratitude, and love.

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