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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 31, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 55.

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Requests for Prayer

A SISTER in Washington desires our united prayers that her mother's eyesight may be restored.
A sister writing from California desires prayer for the conversion of her father, two brothers, and a sister.
“I desire your prayers for the conversion of my husband and oldest daughter,” writes an anxious Ohio sister.
A Nebraska family is in deep trouble. They unite in asking our earnest prayers for the Lord's help just at this time.
A widowed sister in Arkansas begs us to pray for the conversion of her four children and the healing of her daughter.
An afflicted sister in Pennsylvania asks prayer for restoration to health, and for the conversion of her husband and two sons.
“I am just now passing through a great temptation. Pray earnestly with me that I may be an overcomer,” writes an Oregon brother.
Writing from Georgia, a burdened sister says: “I am passing through a peculiar trial just now. I ask your prayers that Satan may not gain the victory.”