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

OPEN LETTERS

with contributions from F. W. C., V. T. J., May, P. J. L., A. F., R. E. K., B. G., H. W. R., N. B. E. - July 1, 1891

While on a trip through Mexico, I met a woman who told me that while she did not believe in Christian Science, she had bought Science and Health while on her way from Wisconsin (her home). When she reached M—, she met a minister from the North, whom the M.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from E. J. Foster Eddy, M. C. B., J. C. R., S. C., H. W., Carol Norton, J. B., J. E. R., P. L. H., L. C. - June 1, 1891

I am most heartily in accord with the article in the May Journal on page 55, "Christian Science Publishing House. " Here is a great work to be done for the cause, and for the whole world.

OPEN LETTERS

By Editor with contributions from C. H. S., L. E. W., M. M., M. F. H. - June 1, 1891

Gloucester, Mass. It is written: "Let your communication be, Yea, yea; Nay, nay: for whatsoever is more than these cometh of evil.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from M. A. E., E. E. E., C. E. B. - May 1, 1891

Florence Italy. Florence is the dearest of Italian cities to me, perhaps chiefly because of the beautiful companionship I found there.

OPEN LETTERS

with contributions from L., A., D., S. D. H. - May 1, 1891

Three Home Letters First. The sermon on Sunday was the grandest Word I ever heard spoken; and how my thought went out to all the dear ones, especially two, who had seemingly refused to come with me.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from E. N. Bates, M. J., St. Stephens, L. B. W., I. C. M., A. D., E. E. C., W. F. G., E. H., Wilmington, Alfred Lang - April 1, 1891

I want to say a word about the Bible Lessons, and the profit of writing them out. When the thought was first suggested, it seemed to me a striving to gain spirituality by material means; but finally, after the Journal had called attention to them more than once, I thought I would try it, and see how it would affect my thought.

OPEN LETTERS

with contributions from M. E. E., Buffalo C. S. Dispensary, Wilder - April 1, 1891

A Personal Experience. The personal experiences, contributed to your pages, have been exceedingly helpful to me, and I venture to offer my mite, trusting it may be useful to others, as theirs have been to me.

OPEN LETTERS

with contributions from J. F. K., E. B. L., A. - March 1, 1891

To help lift some struggling one out of darkness into light, I want to tell you how I found the dear Christ, Truth. From my earliest recollections I was a sufferer, and at the age of ten became a cripple.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from O. C. C., M. C., F. A. C., J. F. K., M., H. A. K. - March 1, 1891

Germany. Is Science and Health translated, or to be translated, into the German language? How I desired such a copy in Berlin! where the opportunity was offered me, in connection with my landlady, to introduce Christian Science to her—the first she had ever heard the term used.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD

with contributions from C. M. H., W. H. H., W. T. C., Students, J. M. G., P. L. H., M. B., M. E. N., E. R., J. H. P., L. A. D., W. F. G., E. E. E., J. C., H. - February 1, 1891

Christian Science in St. Joseph is slowly but surely gaining a firm foothold, and many who a year or six months ago were bitterly opposed, are now reaching out for the Truth.

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