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An Irish Lady

From: A Message From God: 1921

An Irish lady writes: ―
Dear Dr. Wreford, ―I am so interested in hearing that Bibles, Testaments, and other useful books are sent to Ireland, especially Londonderry and Athlone. I have friends amongst soldiers in many parts of Ireland, and do pray that the light of the Gospel may shine there, and every portion be good and received into hearts prepared by the troubles just now. I enclose £1 for the work.

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