Who Will Help?

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 9, 1914

THERE is a great work which must be done before Christ comes—a work for the men and women and the boys and girls behind prison bars. We must go to them with the same love that Christ had when he came to save this lost world. If we do our duty, among this class will be found many who will watch and long for Christ's glorious appearing.

The Lord laid this burden upon my heart, and I have been much encouraged to see how eager these unfortunates are to hear the old, old story of Jesus and his love. I wish it were possible for you to read the many letters I receive, telling how grateful the writers are to know of the Saviour and his love for sinners.

O, who will help? There are jails in every city. Go to them with love in your heart for the fallen souls confined there. Talk of Jesus' love. Pray with and for them, and you will be rewarded by seeing some lost ones seek salvation. If you cannot go yourself, pray that God will impress some one who can to take up this work. See that these unfortunate friends have Bibles and helps to Bible study. Time often hangs heavy on their hands, and many of them are glad to spend hours in reading.

A WORKER FOR CHRIST.