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A Wonderful Message

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 22, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 21.

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A Wonderful Message

By C. M. S.

THE wonderfully cosmopolitan nature of the movement committed to this people is strikingly testified to by the body of people itself as represented at this General Conference. The roll-call of the delegates was by no means an easy task for the secretary. The names of many of the delegates sounded very strange to us who are familiar only with the names common to this country, and it was plainly evident that the names sounded peculiar to those who bore them, when pronounced by an American. But this fact bears eloquent witness to the wonderful leadings of God in the progress of the work committed to this people. Into the multifarious highways and byways of this world this message is going. Wherever honest hearts are crying out after God, he is opening ways for his faithful missionaries to answer these calls. Here is a message that speaks to human hearts as only God can speak; and no matter what the color or race or nation, the message is winning from them all the precious trophies of his grace. C. M. S.