A WOMAN'S WORK by Ella Grover

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 6, 1901

A WOMAN'S WORK.

By Ella Grover

MRS. ELLA GROVER.

(Morse, Kan.)

I wonder if any of the sisters missed the Home Circle as much as I did. I always read Sister White’s article first, and then turn to the Home Circle.

I am an isolated Sabbath-keeper, and for the encouragement of such I will tell how I am helping give the last precious message. I have sold twenty copies of “Christ’s Object Lessons;” loaned “The Desire of Ages” twice, “Daniel and the Revelation” twice, and “Great Controversy” three times; and distributed hundreds of pages of tracts. I take five copies of our church paper, which I give away. As the Baptist minister here said, “She has scattered her literature everywhere for miles.” I dispose of from twenty-five to fifty copies of the special numbers of the Signs of the Times. By baking bread I earned one dollar for the Relief of the Schools, and one dollar for the Southern publishing work. I am indeed thankful that I am permitted to have a part in the grandest work God ever gave to mortals.

Let us be faithful a little longer. Let us tell our experiences, for the encouragement of one another, through the REVIEW. Jesus is coming, and He will reward even a cup of cold water given in His name.