Our Minister by R. A. UNDERWOOD.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Sep 21, 1905

Our Minister

By R. A. UNDERWOOD.

AN earnest member of one of our churches recently made the following request:—

“I want a good, able, experienced, successful, and efficient minister to visit our church and labor for the members who are growing cold in this message. Can you send to us such a minister soon?”

This is no small request in view of the scarcity of such laborers. But, thank God, we have a minister that meets the required specifications who is always ready to go when called. This minister is beloved by believers, and commands the respect of the world. He will visit your home, preach many sermons, give fireside talks, explain difficult scriptures, and relate the latest cheering news from foreign fields. He is a wise and safe counselor in times of trial and difficulty. He has been in the field as a soul winner for fifty-five long years. He has led many to the truth, reclaimed backsliders, encouraged believers, has been the means

of saving many of our youth from infidelity and ruin.

This minister is prompt to keep his appointments. His congregations are large and appreciative; yet there are some who do not have the valuable services of this aged and tried servant of God, of whom the Spirit has spoken in no uncertain language, commending his ability in bearing the message for this time.

Three cents a week keeps this minister coming to your home. Who will not help to add one new family to the parish of this minister—the “Good Old REVIEW”? Just now the waters are troubled, step in and help those who need help in placing every English-speaking family in America in the congregation of this honored minister of God.

R. A. UNDERWOOD.