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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Aug 17, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 41.

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Requests for Prayer

A REQUEST for healing from catarrh comes from a friend in Oregon.
A New York sister asks prayer for the healing of a serious injury.
Writing from Kentucky, a brother begs us to pray with him that his eyesight may be restored if it is the will of God.
An afflicted brother in Florida desires our earnest prayers that he may be healed of a disease which seems beyond the skill of earthly physicians.
A burdened father and mother in Missouri desire our united prayers for the recovery of their only child,—a son,—whose mind is becoming affected as the result of a complication of diseases.
The following request comes from Arkansas: "A motherless girl of four years who has been making her home with us is unable to talk, result of a severe illness. Please pray for her healing."
These requests come from a Michigan sister: "Please pray for the healing of my daughter; that the Lord may comfort my son in Canada who is passing through deep affliction; and that I may be restored to health."