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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 3, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 27.

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Requests for Prayer

236. A California sister desires prayer for the restoration of a friend, and also that she herself may be healed of nervous trouble.
237. From the same State (California) another sister writes, asking prayer that she may be relieved from rheumatism.
238. Another sister in California begs that we pray for her husband, who is a drunkard.
239. A New Hampshire sister requests prayer for the healing of herself and a friend.
240. “I am suffering from cancer. Please pray for my recovery,” writes a brother living in Georgia.
241. An aged isolated sister begs us to join in prayer for the restoration of her hearing; also that a friend’s eyesight may be restored.
242. An afflicted sister in Ohio desires prayer for the healing of herself and two friends.
243. An anxious father and mother in Michigan write, “We request your united prayers in behalf of our daughter who is very ill.”
244. A Kentucky brother desires prayer for the restoration of his wife’s hearing.
245. A sister in Washington asks prayer for her infidel husband, that he may not cause their home to be broken up.
246. A sister living in Nebraska asks prayer that she may be healed from deafness. She also speaks of having received a definite answer to a request for prayer published in this column some weeks ago.