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An Aged Worker for the Third Angel's Message

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 30, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 39.

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An Aged Worker for the Third Angel's Message

No one is too old to do a good work in the third angel's message. Here is one way in which the aged may labor: “I took 35 copies of Life and Health from a canvasser who had them to spare. The first afternoon I did not go out of sight of my house, but I sold six copies. I thought that was pretty good for an old lady, eighty-three years of age. As people come to my home for a call, I show them Life and Health and sell them copies. I will now send for 25 copies more, so as to have them on hand for others. It would be my delight to be out all the time scattering the printed pages, if I were strong enough. I am, however, doing all I can in praying for those who are younger and stronger. The Lord knows the circumstances of all, and has abundant strength and power for all who are willing to attempt something for him. He is just as willing to make efficient every part of the body as he was to loosen Moses' tongue, but there are many who are not getting the blessing within their reach because they do not trust God.”