Letters & Conversations

A Letter from The Christian Science Board of Directors to the Ushers of The Mother Church, and the Ushers' Reply May 28, 1936 To the Ushers of The Mother Church Boston, Massachusetts Dear Friends, Again it is our happy privilege to express in a message to you, the ushers of our beloved Mother Church, the cordial thanks and sincere appreciation which have been present in our thought throughout the year for your devoted services. It is a pleasure to us to observe your quiet kindliness, courtesy, and efficiency, "acting up to [your] highest understanding; firm at the post of duty" ( Science and Health, p.

Boston, Massachusetts October 17, 1935 The Christian Science Board of Directors 107 Falmouth Street, Boston, Massachusetts Dear Friends: We, the Committees on Publication from fifty districts in England, Canada, New Zealand, China, and United States, in conference assembled, take this opportunity of expressing our gratitude to you for making possible this most helpful meeting, under the able and loving guidance of the Manager of Committees on Publication, the Honorable C. Augustus Norwood.

Boston, Mass, June 22, 1908. Beloved Leader: —I am glad to hear that the stated Communion season in The Mother Church is abolished.

Manchester, England, May 21, 1908. Beloved Teacher: —I have hesitated to take any of your time, but it seems to me that you will be glad to hear what I can tell you about the status of the Christian Science movement in Great Britain.

Mason City, la. , June 5, 1908.

Brookline, Mass. , May 16, 1908.

Washington, D. C.

Chicago,Ill. , Dec.

Boston, Mass. , Oct.

[Our beloved Leader's interest and influence in the work for international peace is recognized in the following letters. — Editor.