Remember Our Missionaries in Prayer

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 29, 1915

Remember Our Missionaries in Prayer

THE leaving of experienced workers from our mission fields for one cause or another, means much to the faithful ones left to struggle with added responsibilities. Mrs. H. R. Salisbury, in a letter dated March 1, writes from Lucknow: “Mrs. Quantock and Brother Perrin's family will soon be leaving us for the States. We shall miss them so much, especially Mrs. Quantock, who has been here twenty years, and whose experience is of great value to the work.” Let us remember in prayer our missionaries who are toiling in difficult and distant fields. As we become somewhat intimate with their experiences by reading their reports, let us mention them by name before the Lord in our secret devotions. These leave-taking experiences sever tender ties, both on leaving for and on returning from distant fields.