Letters February 26, 1927 Issue

Letters from the Field

with contributions from Anna A. Andrews, Helen M. Rolleston, Gallie W. Indermille, Fred W. Indermille

"I want to express my gratitude for the benefit I recently received during a visit to The Christian Science Benevolent Association sanatorium. When I went there to stay, I was suffering from loss of memory and constant headaches. In nine days, and with one treatment from a practitioner, these conditions were entirely lifted.

"My idea in going to the sanatorium had been to get relief from a sense of strain, and I found that I had instinctively relied on the work of others for the harmony I desired. I am thankful to say that I found out immediately that only as I took my part in doing faithful work for the sanatorium, in giving instead of only receiving, could I attain the sense of peace which I knew was my right, and which I had experienced during a very brief visit some years ago. My recent stay has given me a far better sense of the work that is being done there. I feel also that the effects of my experience there were far-reaching; for after I had left, other erroneous conditions in my thought became clear to me, and I have been able to some extent to remove those false causes of discord.

"(Miss) Helen M. Rolleston, London, England."

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