A Personal Request by H. E. Robinson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 20, 1910

A Personal Request

By H. E. Robinson

I DESIRE to obtain a number of brief accounts of special experiences in getting employment or retaining positions when beginning Sabbath observance, by any of our people, for use in a small book or pamphlet on the vital truths of the third angel's message. The object is to encourage others who are convinced of God's claims, but fear to step out on account of their work. Many Sabbath-keepers have had remarkable providences in this way. Will such please send me the facts, being careful to write names and addresses very plainly, and allow me to use them in the way mentioned? While perhaps all received can not be inserted in descriptive form, they may possibly appear in a list merely of names and addresses to show that many have had similar help from the Lord.

If the contemplated publication is printed, a free copy will be sent to each respondent whose recital, in detailed form, can be used. Thanking all in advance for kindly assisting in this matter, I am, yours in the blessed hope. Address H. E. Robinson, 28 Rockland St., Roxbury Dist., Boston, Mass.