Letters to the Journal from our readers. Opinions expressed in this column are not necessarily those of The Christian Science Journal.

Letters & Conversations
CLEAR MESSAGE Thank you, thank you.
NEW SERIES Thanks for printing the preview of the new series by the Christian Science Board of Directors and other workers ("Second-Century Christian Science: Depth, Dimension, Demonstration," January Journal, p. 30).
DOMINION As I read the January Journal I am inspired, enthused, impelled to lift my practice of, and commitment to, this wonderful, precious Science of the Christ. As I read "Your Insights" (Edwin Starner, p.
IN TUNE Wow! You all are so in tune! I'm so very grateful. The message in the December Journal from the Christian Science Board of Directors ("An Important Series Beginning January 2010—Second-Century Christian Science: Depth, Dimension, Demonstration," p.
FINISHED? Though I rarely get to read a Journal cover to cover, I usually look at the Q&A column (p. 8).
WORTH THE PRICE Each month there is always at least one article in the Journal that makes me exclaim: "This is worth the price of the whole subscription!" In the October issue, it is Susan Mack's article, " 'The Rhythm of Head and Heart' " (p. 56), which details her experience of composing the music for Hymn No.
'STILL SMALL VOICE' I am so grateful for Don Griffith's article in the September Journal, "That 'Still Small Voice' of God: Too Small to Speak to Extreme Weather?" (p. 50).
CRACKING BOULDERS My sincere thanks to John Tyler for his article, "Is God 'Big' Enough" [p. 45] in the August Journal.
BEYOND WORDS I just read Mary Trammell's article "Beyond Words—to the Word!" (July Journal, p. 10).
LOTS OR BALLOTS? I appreciated David Robertson's article "Pentecostal Spirit—Natural Today!" (June Journal, p. 10) for its thoughtful analysis.