Letters September 4, 1926 Issue

Letters from the Field

with contributions from Hattie G. Stockton, Rebecca Forsyth, Ruth S. Kibbe, Clarence H. Howard

"I had the privilege of staying in the sanatorium of The Christian Science Benevolent Association after an automobile accident at a time when I felt I needed to get away from the anxiety of my many friends; and it proved a haven of rest and safety, where I was surrounded by the helpful thoughts which Christian Scientists know and love so well. A few weeks there gave me new courage and strength to go out and take my place once more in the world; and the improvement I could see in those around me, who were there to be helped both physically and mentally, was a joy, and most reassuring to one depending on Christian Science. I wish to speak also of the loving attention given by every one connected with the sanatorium.

"(Mrs.) Hattie G. Stockton, Santa Barbara, California."

"Words cannot express the gratitude I feel for having been privileged to be a guest at our Christian Science sanatorium. The peace manifested there makes it a true haven of rest. The love and Christian spirit reflected, by associates and guests alike, can best be understood and appreciated by those who share in it.

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