p. 87 | A REQUEST by Mrs. H. T. H. Sanborn

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 4, 1879

A REQUEST.

By Mrs. H. T. H. Sanborn

Where is the brother or sister, in whose hands God has placed talents of means, who is willing to use a share for the Virginia mission? A great field white for harvest lies before us. We pray, and plead, and weep before the Lord to open the way before us for successful labor. But we are crippled by lack of means. Who wants to show love for the Lord and his cause by paying for Signs for our use? The V. M. society at Soliloquy, organized July 16, is using eighteen copies; but names of interested persons come to us, and we are powerless to help them. Shall men and women perish all around us while there are means in the hands of God's people to do this work, and they claim to be co-laborers with God? Who will order a club of twenty-five or fifty copies for the use of the writer? Who will correspond with me concerning this matter at once?

MRS. H. T. H. SANBORN.

Mt. Jackson, Shenandoah Co., Va.