I heard of a young woman, a domestic in a home, who loved her
Savior and whose heart He had filled with a love for her fellow
men. Opportunities for service such as the world recognizes
were few, but every night she was accustomed to gather the
daily papers after they had been thrown aside. Taking these to
her room she used to cut from them the list of death notices,
and laying these before her she knelt and in prayer commended
those in sorrow to the gracious help of her Father in heaven.
She did not know them, but they were in sorrow, and in the only
way she could she ministered to them. We are not judges, but I
much mistake if in the eyes of Him who judges not as man judges,
such service as that does not rank high up above the princely
gifts that attract the attention of the world.--ROBERT
JOHNSTON.
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