A Blessed and Fruitful Work
ONE of our nurses in private practice writes:— “God has most wonderfully blessed me in my work. Most of my patients were in a very serious condition, but all have recovered. One little girl was, it seemed to all, in a dying condition, yet she has been raised up. The people think that I saved her life, but I believe that it was the special blessing of God. I wish that I could tell you all about it, for it was a wonderful experience. The people seem to have the utmost confidence in me. They say I am a conscientious nurse, and that it is such a comfort to know that I pray for my patients. “When I attended camp meeting last fall, I was in no condition to take a case. I promised the Lord that if I could have sufficient health I would pledge $250 for foreign missions. I also pledged several other small amounts. The Lord has certainly21done his part, and, oh, I am so thankful! I have already been able to pay all my debts incurred during my sickness, and am paying up the pledges. I believe that I am the happiest girl in the land. “We have a very active missionary society in our little church, and one young woman has already accepted the truth. One family is now in the valley of decision, and many others here are showing more or less interest. We are keeping two reading racks at the depot filled.”