The Sympathy of Saints

I do not think anyone values the sympathy of saints more than I do, and God has given it me in a full cup lately, for which I praise and bless His name. I must enclose a few letters in this number of “Message” — they have cheered in many a care, and helped in many an hour of trouble.
“One who Loves the Saviour”
Dear Dr. Wreford, — I have just had a book brought to me saying how badly you want Testaments. I thought I would send you 4/-, but another voice said, “Go without something and send 10/-,” so here it is. May God bless you, from one who loves the Saviour. B.R.
Three Little Children
Dear Dr. Wreford, — Please accept this little gift (10/-) towards your work; it was saved in the money boxes of three little children of the Sunday school.
“Happiest Soul In England”
Dear Brother in the Lord, — I was glad to receive your report for 1921. and to read it. You really must be the happiest soul in England when you see how richly the Lord is blessing your labor of love. I trust you may be spared long to continue the sowing of this precious seed. I have pleasure in sending Treasury Note enclosed. J.H.B.
Our Father Multiplies The Widow’s Mite
Dear Mr. Wreford, — Thank you for sending the little book, “A Message from God.” I enclose for it and a trifle over. We know our Father multiplies the “widow’s mite.” My mother enjoys the little books very much, and sheds many tears over them; she is now turned eighty-six, and her hope is in God, her best and truest Friend. Trusting you are keeping well, and that God may spare your valued life to carry on your work, which was never more needed than it is today.
F. S.
This must do for now. If I could tell the wondrous way in which God has led us the last two months you would wonder and praise with me. We look for great blessing this year. Pray for me and for all our helpers.
Yours for Christ’s sake,
Heyman Wreford.