Let Us Do Our Part by Mrs. C. C. Circle

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 5, 1914

Let Us Do Our Part

By Mrs. C. C. Circle

TRULY the fields are white' for harvest, and the laborers are few; but how thankful we are for the few willing hearts that are sacrificing home comforts to answer the call in the far-off fields!

While some are returning to the field to resume their labor, others are making their first trip abroad. Let us pray for them all, but especially for those who are going for the first time to undertake the special work to which the Master has called them.

There is something else our workers need, and that is money. We must pray for means. Let us give generously of what the Lord has intrusted to our care: and if we do not have money laid up in earthly banks, let us go to our heavenly Banker, who owns all the gold and silver and whose workmanship we are, for God says in his Word, "Ask, and ye shall receive." He certainly will answer our prayer by giving us what is needed.

Let us not disappoint the faithful workers who stand ready to go, but who must wait for means to come into the treasury before they can reach their respective fields. Let us not stop with providing their transportation, but let us give to supply their needs in the field. I am sure we all want a part in this work. Let us claim the blessing which God wants us to have. Let us make ourselves acquainted with these missionaries, and correspond with them. It will cheer their hearts and lighten their burdens. May God bless this work, is my prayer. MRS. C. C. CIRCLE.