I received this letter on Saturday morning from a dear Christian soldier: —
“Once more, by the good grace of our dear Lord, I have the pleasure of writing to you. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for sending me the Testaments. They came while we were in the trenches. When your parcel came I was not long in giving them out—in fact the demand was far greater than I could supply. I had to give away my own Testament that I had in my pocket. All were so eager to get a Testament. I wish you could have seen the dear men reading them afterward in their little dug-outs. Now other Companies of our Battalion are asking me for them. I never thought when I received one little Testament myself what it would lead to. I thank God today that He has given me the opportunity to work for Him in distributing the Gospels and Testaments. We still have Our prayer meetings... Now if you can send me another parcel I will be thankful, and if you can spare me a Holy Bible I shall be grateful. The last one you sent I gave to a sergeant so that he could read to some of his men.”