Letters & Conversations

In the early days of the Christian Science movement, Mary Baker Eddy received thousands of letters from Christian Scientists and from the public at large. With so little time for correspondence, she asked church members who wrote to her to send their letters "to the editors of The Christian Science Journal for publication, and thereby give to us all the pleasure of hearing from you" ( Miscellaneous Writings, p.

In the early days of the Christian Science movement, Mary Baker Eddy received thousands of letters from Christian Scientists and from the public at large. With so little time for correspondence, she asked church members who wrote to her to send their letters "to the editors of The Christian Science Journal for publication, and thereby give to us all the pleasure of hearing from you" ( Miscellaneous Writings, p.

In the early days of the Christian Science movement, Mary Baker Eddy received thousands of letters from Christian Scientists and from the public at large. With so little time for correspondence, she asked church members who wrote to her to send their letters "to the editors of The Christian Science Journal for publication, and thereby give to us all the pleasure of hearing from you" ( Miscellaneous Writings, p.

In the early days of the Christian Science movement, Mary Baker Eddy received thousands of letters from Christian Scientists and from the public at large. With so little time for correspondence, she asked church members who wrote to her to send their letters "to the editors of The Christian Science Journal for publication, and thereby give to us all the pleasure of hearing from you" ( Miscellaneous Writings, p.

In the early days of the Christian Science movement, Mary Baker Eddy received thousands of letters from Christian Scientists and from the public at large. With so little time for correspondence, she asked church members who wrote to her to send their letters "to the editors of The Christian Science Journal for publication, and thereby give to us all the pleasure of hearing from you" ( Miscellaneous Writings, p.

The following letters are a small but representative portion of the correspondence that has arrived here recently regarding The Monitor Channel and other broadcasting activities of The Christian Science Publishing Society. Many of the letters are from church members.

Letters to editors are fairly common for most publications . Yet many of the letters we receive are anything but common.

Letters to editors are fairly common for most publications. What isn't quite so common is letters that go beyond the usual expression of opinion on various subjects, to tell of actual healing that has taken place or of new perspective gained as a result of what has been written.

Dear Reader, Welcome to the new Journal! While much of what you are seeing will be familiar—articles, editorials, and testimonies—there are some design changes that we hope will make your reading easier and more interesting. Three columns for the article section, rather than two, tends to make for easier reading, we feel.

A viewer said that he happened to turn the program on and began to listen. He was reminded of an uncle who is a Christian Scientist and who had had a number of good healings.