Every Week a “Week of Prayer”

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 2, 1916

Every Week a “Week of Prayer”

DOUBTLESS many who receive great blessings during this special season for seeking God will resolve to make every week during the year to come a “week of prayer.” Surely our only safety is in keeping the channel of communication open between the soul and God, “so that life from God flows into our life; and from our life purity and holiness flow back to God.” It is worth everything to a child of God to form the habit of keeping a daily appointment with him.

We are glad to believe that every year there are a larger number of individuals, young and old, all around the world who are keeping the Morning Watch. Away up in the top of the Andes, in an Indian hut, our workers found a Morning Watch Calendar which was being faithfully followed.

So, in many lands, we believe, the spirit of prayer is growing. When all God’s people learn to use this golden key which unlocks the boundless resources of the Omnipotent One, the great power of God will be seen in the finishing of his work.

The Morning Watch Calendar for 1917 is based on that wonderful book of devotion, the Psalms. Every Seventh-day Adventist should procure a copy and use it.