A Call for Prayer and Consecration
By W. E. Lowry
Being deprived of the happy privilege of meeting with the brethren and sisters, I will beg all to remember me in their prayers. When last I met with the church I rejoiced to see their renewal of grace since the camp meeting. That meeting was a privilege I could not enjoy. I only heard four sermons at camp meeting. One I heard from brother Canright on Christian duties, which was a fortune to me. I told my husband when I returned home, that I had found by going to the camp meeting, that I was only half an Adventist, but that now I was one complete. Before going I found some objections. Now I saw it was for want of humility in me and a full consecration to God's will. I have since made up my mind to make a full surrender, and try to show my faith by my works. I hope to be able to do some good in this glorious work.