Oklahoma's Canvasser in Great Britain
By E. R. Palmer
MILFORD HAVEN, SOUTH WALES,
GREAT BRITAIN, NOV. 6, 1902. DEAR BROTHER AND FELLOW WORKER: I saw in the REVIEW some time ago a request for the workers to report through its columns; so I will here give you a report of my work for the month of October. The Lord has been with us, and has given wonderful success. During the month I worked 104 hours, and took 123 orders for “Great Controversy,” making a total value of $263.84. To the Lord be all the praise, for it was he who did all the work. I have had some wonderful experiences. Three times in one day I gave my prospectus to the servant to take in and show to the lady while I stood on the step and lifted my heart to God that he would impress her mind with the truths contained therein; and each time the servant returned bringing an order for a copy of the book. I am so thankful that the Lord can use me as his instrument to place the truths for this time in the homes of the people. We are happy and of good courage in the work which God has given us to do. A short time ago I broke all my former records by taking sixteen orders for “Great Controversy” in one day. Pray that prosperity may not cause us to stumble, but that we may ever be found ready to do the will of the Lord, that we may be a help and blessing to others. My address is 451 Holloway Road, London N., England. Your brother in the blessed work,
WM. H. OLMSTED.