p. 17 | Divine Help in Literature Circulation

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 4, 1913

Divine Help in Literature Circulation

By Walter Harper

AFTER attending the General Conference, I visited my old home in Kentucky, and the first week in August attended the San Jose (Cal.) camp-meeting. I then spent several weeks in Humboldt County, California, recuperating. God richly blessed me, and the first day of October found me in eastern Nevada, busy circulating the printed page.

I seek the Lord much in prayer, especially when out in the field. Often I find a quiet place in the hills or woods and spend some time renewing my hold on things above, praying for a closer walk with my God and for more power in his service. Heaven most graciously answers my prayers, and I have many evidences of providential guiding.

One week recently, through the blessing of God, my orders for books, outside of helps, amounted to over $263. My sales for two days reached $110. To God be all the glory for this success. Through his help all things are possible. In harmony with the instruction that it would be well for our canvassers to combine medical and religious works, my leading books are now “Practical Guide to Health” and “Daniel and the Revelation.”

My hope and courage in the speedy triumph of the message grow stronger and brighter as the days speed by, and soon, if faithful, we shall all go to that home above. WALTER HARPER.