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REQUESTS FOR PRAYER

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 15, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 3.

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REQUESTS FOR PRAYER

An afflicted sister requests prayer for her father, mother, and son, who are not in the truth.
“Please pray for my unconverted husband, and for me, that I may bring my children up in the right way.” This sister lives in the State of Washington, and does not have any church privileges.
“Please pray for a brother in the northwestern part of Michigan, who is afflicted with bladder and kidney trouble, and can not recover without the Lord’s help. He is a believer in the Third Angel’s Message. Please pray for his recovery.”
“I am a widow, and have an adopted son who is out of the ark of safety. He is smoking cigarettes, and going in bad company. Please pray for him, and for me, that I may exert the right influence over him. I am one of the lonely ones, and he is surrounded with worldly things.”
“My mind is burdened for a neighbor who has consumption, and can not live many days. He is almost an infidel, and will not let us talk of the Saviour to him. I am praying for him, and I ask the sisters to pray that he may yet yield to the Lord and be saved. Also pray that my children may yield obedience to God, and that I may be a living example to my family.”
“I wish to ask the prayers of the sisters for my husband, that he may return to his family. We have been separated about sixteen months, and many a time I have asked him to come back to his family, but he would not. Pray that he may be brought into the truth, and be saved; also pray that I may be healed, and be made strong and able to raise my children in the fear of the Lord. I also request prayer for my father and brother, who are out of the truth.”