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Requests for Prayer

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 19, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 41.

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Requests for Prayer

A NEBRASKA sister writes, “Please pray that we may be enabled to get out of debt.”
A brother in Massachusetts, who is very sick, asks an interest in the prayers of God’s people.
A sister in Illinois asks prayer for healing, and also for the conversion of her brother and his family in Canada.
A California brother who has met with two severe accidents, and is now very ill, desires the prayers of God’s people that he may be restored to health.
From Wisconsin comes a request from an anxious wife, asking our prayers that her husband may be delivered from the tobacco habit, and also that her sister may accept Christ.
An Iowa sister requests prayer for the restoration of her husband’s mind, and for the conversion of her son-in-law, who is a drunkard. Another sister, writing from the same State, desires our prayers for the conversion of her husband, who was once a believer in this truth, and for his deliverance from the tobacco habit.