Labors by the Way by J. F. Bahler

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Apr 28, 1904

Labors by the Way

By J. F. Bahler

APRIL 15 my wife and I stopped at a hotel in Beaumont, Tex., and engaged a furnished room. The evening following we invited the mother of a little blind girl, and the lady’s sister also, into our room, to advise with them for the future welfare of the afflicted child, with a view to sending her to an institution for the blind when she became old enough. This led to a religious conversation, after which I gave them some reading-matter on present truth, and arranged to furnish them with more reading in the near future.

We have reason to believe that both of these ladies will accept the message. May God grant it, and may his people pray for them that their eyes may be anointed and opened to see light, and that they may embrace it.

Let us sow the seed, and trust in God to water it, and by and by he will grant fruit for eternity. J. F. BAHLER.