An Experience by I. G. Bigelow

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 13, 1911

An Experience

By I. G. Bigelow

AFTER calling for volunteers for house-to-house work at a meeting in the interest of the relief campaign, quite a number stood up as willing to go with me; but at the close of the meeting one sister came to me, and said, “I stood not up with the rest, but not to sell ‘Ministry of Healing,’ for I do not intend to sell one of those books.” She, however, agreed to make two visits with me the next day. Our visiting from house to house that morning was so interesting that she concluded to try it alone the next day. The result was that she sold three books and five journals, and enjoyed such rich experiences that she has decided to continue in the work until the quota is sold, and then take up the regular canvassing work with books, tracts, and periodicals.

This is but one of many similar experiences, and is an evidence of the working of God’s Spirit, and what the Lord is willing to do for all who yield themselves to him for service.

I. G. BIGELOW.