Oregon by J. G. Knight

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 15, 1910

Oregon

By J. G. Knight

ALBANY.—I take this means of informing the many inquiring friends in the different parts of the great harvest-field why I retired from the ministry for a time, and to tell them that, though silent, I have never lost my interest in the message. Now I am much stronger physically, and also spiritually.

I left Kansas in the middle of July last year, and in July this year began public work in the Western Oregon Conference. While I had all the time endeavored to do something to advance the work, I felt that I could no longer content myself without devoting all my time to God's service; so the brethren gave me a place among them. Accordingly, I began work in Albany, and the prospects for success are good.

I am glad to be in the work again, and feel ready for any place in it where God calls, be it at home or in a foreign field. I have never lost my burden for the foreign work, having tasted the experience a little. But if I remain in the home field, I may be able to tell others of the difficulties and need of support in the regions beyond. J. G. KNIGHT.