MISSIONARY ITEMS by A. E. Wellman

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 20, 1877

MISSIONARY ITEMS.

By A. E. Wellman

From a lady residing in Belle Plaine, Iowa, we receive the following:—

“I cannot find language to express my gratitude for your kindness, and interest in my spiritual welfare. May our Father bless and reward you. I am in faith an ‘Adventist,’ and intend to try in future to be one in practice, as far as I am able, though I never knew till now how weak I am. ‘The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.’”

A lady in Kentucky writes, “I like the Signs so well that I wish I could have it all the time.”

A gentleman in Macon, Georgia, president of the public library, writes that “he would gladly place our reading matter in that library.”

While the good work goes forward in all parts of the field, we would not be idle. To the invitation of the Master to labor in his vineyard, each heart can but respond,

“’Tis sweet to work for Jesus.”

And we shall rest in the sweet “by and by.”

Mrs. A. E. WELLMAN.

Macomb Co., Mich., Sept. 6.