H. H. HALL by H. H. Hall

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 30, 1902

H. H. HALL

By H. H. Hall

Introduction

“WHY, yes, we know all about The Signs of the Times. Mother used to take it. Come in; she’ll want to talk with you.” So I was met the other day at one house where I stopped while leaving sample copies of The Signs with our neighbors. I found the mother an intelligent woman with a good religious experience; she had attended our meetings in the East, and expected fully to identify herself with us, but had delayed doing so because of some misunderstanding. She then moved West, and had met only one or two Adventists since.

We had a pleasant visit, during which she told me how happy she had been with our people, and how anxious she was for a “church home,” as she expressed it. She said she knew that the Lord had sent me, and I could only thank him for the assurance of that fact which I felt in my own heart, and for The Signs, which had enabled us to become so quickly acquainted.

May it not be, dear reader, that the Lord wants you too, to visit some of his discouraged children? If so, The Signs may help you as it did me.