City Missions and a Missionary Loss

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 4, 1910

City Missions and a Missionary Loss

A PART of the work to be accomplished by the third angel's message is the evangelization of our great centers of population. Our cities with their cosmopolitan population represent a wonderful field for missionary effort. The evil influences which are working in the world are particularly active in these centers. Hence the work that should be done must be done quickly. During the last few months, earnest witness has been borne by Sister E. G. White as to the need of immediate and decided action in the prosecution of city mission work. The General Conference brethren have been giving earnest heed to this counsel, and plans are already matured for the active prosecution of this work. Read on page 14 what Elder A. G. Daniells says regarding the plans that have been laid.

THE sad word has reached the Mission Board of the death of Mrs. Rebecca Mohala Hall, wife of Elder Frank Hall, of Jamaica. She died Thursday, July 14, after a short illness. Further particulars will be given later. Brother Hall will have the sympathy of all in this hour of his great loss. Sister Hall was a valuable assistant to him in his labors.