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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 17, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 53.

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Requests for Prayer

A SISTER, writing from Indiana, desires prayer for her husband, who has given up the truth.
“Please pray earnestly for the conversion of my unbelieving wife,” writes a brother from California.
An aged sister in Minnesota, whose eyesight is fast failing, begs our earnest prayers for recovery.
“Please pray most earnestly for my son who is afflicted with insanity,” writes an anxious mother from California.
A Michigan sister requests us to pray that her hearing may be restored, and that her family may be led to accept this truth.
An anxious mother sends the request from Alberta, Canada, that prayer be offered for her son who is wandering away from God and this truth.
A burdened wife and mother sends this request from Oregon: “I ask your prayers for myself, that I may make things right which are hindering my husband and children from accepting this truth. O, pray earnestly for me that I may give God complete control of my life in every detail!”
A Wisconsin sister writes: “I send an earnest appeal for your prayers in behalf of my husband, who is just at this time passing through the deep waters of adversity and trial, and is out of the ark of safety. Please pray also for his aged parents. His mother is just beginning to keep the Sabbath with me, but needs a deeper work of grace in her heart.”