There is a remarkable work amongst the young. We have sent thousands of Testaments to children.
Winnie says:
Dear Sir, —Would you kindly send me a New Testament? There are nine children younger than me; my brother, age nine, is very ill in bed with rheumatic fever and heart disease, and the doctor says he is developing consumption. It would be too much to ask for a Testament for each of us, but if you can send me one I shall appreciate it very much indeed. —W. H.
A mother writes:
I would be glad if you could let my children have one of your Testaments, as their father is deed and they can’t afford to buy one as we have got eight children.
Another mother says:
Dear Sir,—We think it is splendid of you looking after the children with these Books (Testaments), and should only be glad if there are any other expenses to pay them, as I think the little ones will keep their promise to you, and I will do my best to help them, so I am sending for one for my little girl too, and do trust they will be a help to them.-M. G—.
C—O—writes:
Dear Sir,—Received your Testaments. I sent for two, but I sent for one for my brother in hospital. Will you please accept these few stamps, as it will enable you to send one or two to some other children? Also I thank you for mine.
E. W—writes:
Dear Sir,—-I am writing a line or two thanking you ever so much for the New Testament. My biggest wish is to try to follow in the footsteps of Christ our Saviour, and so try to help others.
Gifts for the Children’s Fund may be sent to Dr. Heyman Wreford, The Firs, Denmark Road, Exeter.