p. 24 | The Week-of-Prayer Readings by T. E. BOWEN

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 14, 1907

The Week-of-Prayer Readings

By T. E. BOWEN

IN the next issue of the REVIEW will appear the week-of-prayer readings. It is very desirable that all isolated believers be supplied. The Mission Board, so far as addresses have been furnished by the conference secretaries, will send direct from its office to isolated Sabbath-keepers and churches. But some of these revised lists reached us too late to be corrected, as the addressing must begin quite early so that the large amount of matter would be ready for mailing as soon as the issue of the REVIEW is off the press. It may occur, therefore, that the new church elders or isolated families lately changing their addresses, will fail to get the readings. We therefore request the former elders, where recent changes have been made, to see that the papers and envelopes reach the present officers. If necessary, write to the tract society secretary for supplies. This issue of the REVIEW will be mailed to all regular subscribers.

The readings are important, and the occasion of seeking the Lord is a solemn one. Much depends upon how we relate ourselves to God at this time of specially seeking him for grace and power that we may be prepared for the trials and responsibilities of the near future. Is it too early to begin now to prepare our hearts and free-will offerings for the coming week-of-prayer occasion? T. E. BOWEN.