A Christian worker writes: —

“Thank you for the parcel of Testaments and Gospels; they will be so useful’ to me. I am visiting a great many villages where soldiers are billeted, and I see fresh ones nearly every time I go, and I. find in these out-of-the-way places no one takes much interest in them, and these Testaments and Gospels will be most useful.... I am exceedingly grateful to you.”

From the Front a dear Christian writes to me: — “We thank you for your great kindness in trying to meet the big demand that has been upon us.... We do indeed feel grateful, more than we can fully express on paper. It has been a real joy to have had the assurance given to us by the men themselves that the booklets given to them have been read again and again in the trenches.... Eternity alone will reveal the value of the Scriptures and booklets given away.”

Another from the Front writes: — “Very many thanks for your two parcels on Sunday last. All the English Testaments were distributed the same evening to troops proceeding to the Front…Very many thanks too for the French Testaments, Gospels and tracts. I come in contact with many French soldiers, and have distributed many French Gospels, etc., and am asked for more. The French soldiers around here know me well now, especially the men on guard, and nearly every time I pass they ask for something to read.... Please thank all the dear people of God for helping to supply the spiritual needs of our troops out here... I could do with one or two parcels every week. I visit thousands of troops in a week here, and mostly all on their way to the trenches. Not far from here we could hear the guns quite plainly only last night. May God bless you and all interested in this great harvest-field.
P.S.­ Will you kindly send more French Testaments?”
Dear friends, I look to God and you to be able to give a practical answer to these touching letters. I would willingly spend and be spent so that these dear men at the Front should not lack the Word of God.