Myra Brooks Welch was a noted poetess who wrote the masterpiece "The Touch of the Master's Hand". She was visited by Dr. Hubert Davidson at her home, where she expressed gratitude for her wheelchair by patting its arm. Although confined to a wheelchair, Myra did not become bitter but instead let her handicap inspire her talent, opening new doors for her ministry. She remained thankful despite her limitations.

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--Poem by Myra Brooks Welch

9. Dr. Hubert Davidson visited the
noted poetess, Myra Brooks
Welch, who perhaps is best known
for her masterpiece,
"The Touch of the
Master's Hand".
As he turned to leave her home,
Myra patted the arm of her
wheelchair and said,
"And I thank God for this!"
Imagine being grateful for a
wheelchair! But her talent lay
undiscovered prior to her
wheelchair days. Rather than
becoming bitter, she chose to let
her handicap make her better,
and a wonderful ministry
opened new doors for her.

10. --Mrs. Charles Cowman
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