Florida by Mrs. J. W. Manns

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 8, 1909

Florida

By Mrs. J. W. Manns

FERNANDINA.—Since January 2 I have accompanied my husband in his work for the Lord in the different places where he has labored in Florida. I am much encouraged to do what I can for the advancement of the message. As I go from place to place, I see so much to be done. I realize that there is a work for each of us to do. The harvest truly is great, but the laborers are few. There are so many thousands of souls that are yet in darkness, perishing and dying for the precious truth. When we impart the truth to others, a blessing is given unto us, and we are constantly receiving more of the Spirit of God, which is able to guide us into all truth. We find honest souls that gladly accept the truth, although there are so many who close their eyes against the word of God. I take great pleasure in trying to get our printed pages into the homes of the people; and while I have small children, and can not get around as I desire, my will is to do what I can in the canvassing work.

We are now at Fernandina. Our tent effort here is nearly finished, and we are thankful to say that we have three new Sabbath-keepers added to our little band. Others are interested, and have promised to keep the commandments of God. For these we feel thankful to the Lord, and praise his name for all the victories that he has given us. We earnestly desire the prayers of the dear brethren and sisters that we may do all that we can in helping to spread the blessed truth.

MRS. J. W. MANNS.