Work for All by W. A. S.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 5, 1909

Work for All

By W. A. S.

In the pioneering of new mission fields the call is generally for married men. But the history of missions bears witness to the fact that there is a large place in the work for the single woman missionary, as mission stations are developed and schools and hospitals established.

The American Board (Congregational) is calling for candidates to fill forty-one positions in its field for 1910. They call for eighteen men—thirteen to be ordained ministers, three physicians, two educational workers. The other twenty-three posts call for single women to fill the need—five physicians, two nurses, four normal teachers, nine general teachers, and five evangelistic workers.

W. A. S.