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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 3, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 37.

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Requests for Prayer

A BURDENED sister in Oregon asks special prayer for the conversion of her husband and children.
One of our oldest colporteurs, an aged sister who is blind in one eye, desires our prayers that she may be spared the sight of her other eye, that she may have the comfort of reading this message.
A mother writes: “Please pray for my baby, who has a broken limb that cannot be united, and also for my husband, who has given up the truth.”
An afflicted brother in Pennsylvania requests prayer for restoration to health, that he may be able to do active work for his Master.
An anxious mother in Maryland requests prayer for her daughter who is suffering from vertebra displacement. She desires that the girl may be healed, or that the right agencies may be found for her restoration to health.