The Man Who Couldn't Afford to Tithe - Herbert W Armstrong - November 1971

Herbert W Armstrong

IT WAS late in 1933 -the very depth of the great depression. Ed Smith was a well-driller by profession, but nobody seemed able to afford to have wells drilled. Ed and his wife, Emma, attended services I was then holding in a one-room country schoolhouse twelve miles west of Eugene, Oregon. Ed made no profession of Christianity until later. But he attended services, and went up and down the countryside discussing Bible doctrines with his professing Christian neighbors. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library