Your ShelfYour Projects

Remembering Workers’ Companions in Prayer

50%

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 18, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 33.

Read the full edition

Remembering Workers’ Companions in Prayer

IN a letter from U. Bender, president of the West Indian Union Conference, he incidentally mentions that he expected soon to leave Colon for his home in Jamaica; and that, if he was prospered on his journey, he would have been away thirty weeks. Many other laborers are called upon to leave their homes and families, and the loved ones at home part from the worker who goes out a long time for the sake of the cause of Christ, which we all love. The faithful companions at home need to be remembered in prayer; for they share in the self-sacrifices and labors of the husbands, although but little may be seen or known of their struggles.