News from Italy and Prayer Week Greetings by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 16, 1911

News from Italy and Prayer Week Greetings

By Editor

AN announcement in Italian comes from across the sea of the death of Sister Maria Creanza. Rev. 14:13 is quoted as the comforting word from God to those who die in the Lord from henceforth. And this comfort is extended to those in every nation who accept the Sabbath reform messages preceding this precious promise. It is encouraging to know that some in Italy have experienced this “blessed hope,” which proves a light through the dark portals of the tomb.

THIS week begin short greetings for the coming week of prayer season, from our missionaries in different parts of the earth. We hope every REVIEW reader will consider each of these loving messages as a personal letter from a worker whom his offerings have helped to send forth with the glad message of Jesus’ soon coming. He will thus be the better able to pray intelligently for these absent ones, presenting their needs before the throne on high. “Pray one for another. . . . The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.”