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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 27, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 21.

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Requests for Prayer

A SISTER in Idaho, afflicted with rheumatism, desires prayer for healing.
An aged isolated crippled Swedish sister in Nebraska asks prayer that she may be relieved from intense suffering.
A colporteur, writing from Virginia, says, “I earnestly desire prayer that the Lord will heal me from a catarrhal trouble, and restore my health.”
A Wisconsin family now passing through very trying circumstances, requests our prayers that the enemy of righteousness may be defeated in this case.
Writing from Oregon, a sister asks that we unite in prayer for the conversion of her grandchild who is becoming deeply interested in Christian Science.
A burdened sister in Ohio asks the prayers of our people for her husband and her son. Her husband seems to be losing his mind, and the son has evidences of tuberculosis.
A Missouri sister sends this plea for a friend: “Please pray that this sister may be healed of heart trouble; that her husband may be strengthened mentally; and that their only living daughter, who is an invalid, may be raised up.”