Letters from My Home in India (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Letters From My Home in India

Strained to the utmost - and she could not see the way clear to consent. Months elapsed, with out further word between us, then we met again and she offered to do the work - a rendering back to her Lord for what gift He had given. I passed over my matter into her charge, confident that if it was His plan He would direct her in the fulfilling of the expressed desire in compiling and arranging; and rest ing sure that His blessing would follow her throughout her task. That task is now com pleted; the letters, into which form Mrs. Rogers chose to put the story, are ready to be sent forth. I send them in the Lord's name, be lieving He has directed in everything in bring ing out the book. Into His hands I place it, to use for His glory. All gains from it go to further His cause. Thrice blest am I to have had some small share in spreading abroad His love. Matilda F. Churchill. Toronto, Canada, July, 1916.

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