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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 1, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 16.

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Requests for Prayer

By Editor

An Ohio mother asks prayer for the healing of her daughter.
"Please pray for the restoration of my sister whose lungs are affected," writes a Michigan friend.
A sister in Texas desires prayer for a backsliding husband, and for the healing of her mother, who is very nervous.
This request comes from Iowa: "I desire your earnest prayers for the restoration to health of my sister, my son, and myself."
One of our brethren in Nebraska, an old soldier, requests us to pray that he may be healed of heart trouble and general debility.
A brother and sister in Kansas request prayer that they may be helped through financial difficulties and enabled to enter the canvassing field.
A sister asks that the readers of the REVIEW pray earnestly that her son may humble himself before God, and trust in him for healing from a grievous sickness.
"I greatly desire the prayers of God's people in behalf of my son who is not a Christian, and who is a slave to the liquor habit," writes a burdened Pennsylvania mother.