The Sunday Echo

The men in the trenches are working for God, hundreds of them, and their letters breathe out the true spirit of love for God and love for their fellow men. One says, thanking me for a Testament I sent him: ―
“You will be pleased to know I am one of Christ’s children, and if I can forward on the great Christian cause and help someone to find Him as their Saviour…. I shall be pleased to do so. Words cannot express all that I feel and have felt of God’s presence while in among the shot and shell. How He has cheered, and comforted, and screened me front dangers in a thousand ways! He has given me coolness of mind and courage of heart, and I am thankful to Him tonight for all that He has done for me, and also for what He is still doing, and is going to do, and if I had a thousand tongues I would use them all for God’s glory. May God’s richest blessing rest on you, and the good work you are doing for Him, is my sincere prayer.”
Another writes: ― “Would you kindly send me two pocket Bibles, one for myself, the other for a comrade whom I hope the Lord will bring to Himself through reading it?”
Below you will find a block of a Weekly Echo, which is put up in a conspicuous place at the Front for men to see. The sender says in his letter: ― “Dear Brother, ―These Weekly Echoes speak to men who would not listen to the Word spoken by word of mouth; nevertheless, who shall say they were not warned?
H.L.W.”