Untitled article by Roy M. Truman

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 2, 1914

From a Wandering Sheep

By Roy M. Truman

I HAVE in my possession one of the Apples of Gold tracts, No. 53, entitled "The Winning of Margaret." I have read this tract with no small degree of interest. It has made a great impression on my mind and has put a new determination in my heart. I was reared in a Seventh-day Adventist Christian home, and was once a member of that church, but have since drifted into the world, and am at present located far from that or any other church. I have taken up forestry as a profession, and have been employed on the Pike National Forest for the past four years. I am still interested in the great truth which was so dear to my good mother, who is now waiting for the great resurrection day described in 2 Thess. 4: 16, 17. I trust that mother will not be disappointed on that great day, but be able to say, "Behold, I and the children whom the Lord hath given me"—twelve in number. I know that this was mother's only desire, and that she worked faithfully toward that end while she was with us.

Pray for me and my wife, that we may be on the side with the righteous at the great resurrection morning, and join the hosts above in singing his everlasting praise. What a grand reunion that will be! ROY M. TRUMAN.