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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 4, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 1.

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Texas

By N. J. Etheridge

BUFFALO GAP.— Two precious souls took their stand for the truth during the week of prayer. On the last Sabbath at the consecration service all in the house (some were not of our faith) bowed in token that they desired to give themselves wholly to the Lord, and to help give the third angel’s message to the world.
The collection that followed amounted to a little more than one dollar for every Sabbath-keeper present. Some of the younger members of the church gave all the money they had.
One young sister gave her wedding ring, and with tearful eyes said that the ring had been in her way as an ornament, that she had no money, but would give this ring, and would love the giver none the less. N. J. ETHERIDGE.