Luck chain letter. "An Ancient Prayer" "... bring them
to Thyself." "This prayer was passed on to me on its way round the
world." Canada. 1915.
An Ancient Prayer
Oh, Lord, Jesus I implore Thee bless all mankind and bring them to Thyself.
This prayer was passed on to me on its way round the world, it was said in
olden times all who wrote it would be free from calamity, and that all who
passed it by would meet with some misfortune. Please send it to nine different
people, one on each day, and it is said on the ninth day you will meet with
a great joy.
Please do not break the chain.
Published: The Chilliwack Progress
(Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada), Feb. 4, 1915. p. 1
ANOTHER PRAYER CHAIN
"Chilliwack Valley is having experience again with an anonymous 'Prayer'
that is being sent round by well-meaning people to people whom they think
will perhaps follow the instructions.
The prayer reads:" [text] "Facts do not warrant belief
in this statement, as many who have, in good faith, written the prayer, have
met with calamity, and those who have not written it, have not met misfortune."
Entered by DWV, Sept. 23, 2014.
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