Dear brothers in Christ,-I consider it my first duty, at the beginning of my letter, to render you my thanks for that booklet, "Fallen From Grace; or Castaway." Oh, how precious is the word of God to me! Every moment I can spare to read God's blessed and endeared Word, I consider gain to my soul and it increases my happiness as it reveals to me more and more the perfections of my dear Saviour-the Redeemer of my soul. I learned about Him in a time of affliction and trial. I was taught in my childhood that Christ died and suffered for our sins, but never knew Him in the light I do now.

Thus my sorrows proved a blessing to me, and so I now understand why trials and sickness are inflicted upon us. By their means I have learned to know my Saviour as my Deliverer from all my sins. Oh, that many sin-stricken souls may yet learn to know Him as I have of late, and find the rest which I have found, and which may be had by all, through His one offering on Calvary's cross.
A. S.