Faithful Workers Remembered in Obituaries

50%

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 20, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 25.

Read the full edition

Faithful Workers Remembered in Obituaries

WHEN we think of our brethren and sisters who have fallen by the way, and of the broken family circles where death has entered, the long list of obituaries in this number must bring to every heart feelings of sadness. In this list will be found the notices of the death of Elder Fred Anderson, one of our prominent and promising Swedish laborers; Elder J. C. Nielsen, whose labors and writings won for him a large place in many hearts; the wives of two of our ministers, — Sister E. W. Webster, who spent many years of faithful service in the West Indian Mission Field; and Sister B. G. Wilkinson, whose untimely death will come as a sad surprise to her many friends throughout our ranks. But these and the other faithful ones who have fallen by the way we shall meet again soon at the coming of the Life-giver. The workmen may fall, but God's work still lives; and in its glorious triumph both those who have fallen in the conflict and those who are given strength to endure to the end will rejoice together.