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Letters from the Field

"Every day since I left the Christian Science sanatorium I have wanted to write and express my gratitude for the privilege of spending a few weeks in that beautiful expression of home, but somehow I could not seem to find words.

Letters from the Field

"Please accept these words of grateful appreciation for the privilege I have had in being a guest at the Christian Science sanatorium, and as a testimony of the beautiful healing which is going on there.

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MAN'S DIVINE HERITAGE

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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[From the Welfare Worker at Folsom State Prison, Sacramento, California]

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"As I did not see you [the Manager] before leaving, I am taking an early opportunity to express my gratitude for the splendid care which I received from you and your associates during our recent visit.

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"Each day I realize more and more how very grateful I am for the wonderful experience of being a guest at the Christian Science sanatorium.

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Letters from the Field

Denver, Colorado, March 6, 1924
The Christian Science Board of Directors105 Falmouth Street, Boston, Massachusetts

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"My stay at the Christian Science sanatorium has meant more to me than I could ever express in words.

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To the Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker Eddy:

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"After spending many months as a guest of the Benevolent Association, I long to give some adequate expression of the warmth of my gratitude to divine Love for this blessed institution.

Letters from the Field

"When I wrote two weeks ago asking the privilege of spending a few days at the sanatorium, I seemed to be under a spell, 'worn and hard beset with troubles' of mind and body.