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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 14, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 2.

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Illinois

By L. E. Banning

KINGMAN.—Though burdened with the many cares of a farmer’s wife, one of our sisters felt that she must do something for the cause. Leaving her work, she took twenty-five copies of the special REVIEW, and went out for a few hours’ work. She disposed of every one, and brought back five dollars in donations.
“If ever I received sacred money, it has been in this work,” she said. “The Lord seemed to prepare the way before me, so that before I had finished my canvass, people were reaching for their pocket-books. At one place I received over a dollar and a half. It was given at a sacrifice, but with tears of joy.”
In a few days this faithful worker has sold eighty copies, receiving over sixteen dollars. Surely the Lord is opening the hearts of the people that this message may be given rapidly. Let us work while conditions are favorable.
L. E. BANNING.