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Letters

Letters from the Field

with contributions from Mary L. Weaver, O. W. Nelson, Clara K. Long

"Several months ago I was taken to the sanatorium of The Christian Science Benevolent Association, to human sense in a critical and helpless condition.
Letters

Letters from the Field

with contributions from Alfred Bode, Margarete Diercksen, Bertha Kühne, Elsbeth Unverdacht

[Original letters in German]

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MAN'S DIVINE HERITAGE

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Letters

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.

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Letters

Letters from the Field

with contributions from H. T. Sandlin, Peter Medvedeff, S. Litvinoff, Engineer

Constantinople, Turkey24 August 1923
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Letters from the Field

with contributions from Robert S. Ross, G. M. Giffen, Frank W. Gale

"If, in accordance with Mrs.
Letters

Letters from the Field

with contributions from Minnie S. Avery

"Ever since my return home I have wanted to thank you for the three happy weeks spent in the beautiful Sanatorium.

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Man's divine heritage as the son of God is not a promise, but is the present fact; it is one's true state of being.

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Letters

Letters from the Field

with contributions from Emma W. Schwencke, Edith Daniels

"I have not stopped rejoicing since my return from the Christian Science Sanatorium, because of the delightful privilege of having been in such an harmoniously conducted institution.
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Letters from the Field

with contributions from Beatrice Ward

"In deep gratitude for what The Christian Science Monitor has done, and is doing every day, I am just sending along these few lines.
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Letters from the Field

with contributions from The Literature Distribution Committee, Vera Siepen

"With great gratitude the Literature Distribution Committee looks back upon the second half year of 1922.
Letters

Letters from the Field

with contributions from Louise K. Rastert, Fredrika Parsons

"I feel such a profound sense of gratitude for the privilege of spending two weeks at the Christian Science Sanatorium that I think it may please you to know about it.
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Letters from the Field

The following letter has been received by The Christian Science Board of Directors from Chaplain Joel H.
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Letters from the Field

Gizella von Waltherr

"A brief review of my joyful time at the Christian Science Sanatorium groups itself into three divisions: first, the unfoldment and protection of a right desire that led me there; secondly, the lastingly helpful benefits received; and thirdly, the after effects of the visit.