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Native Work in the Free State

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 9, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 61.

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Native Work in the Free State

By J. R. CAMPBELL

J. R. CAMPBELL
I RECENTLY made a trip into the Free State, going as far as Lady Grey. I found the outlook for the native work very encouraging. At every farm which I visited I found the brethren anxious to have the message given to their native help, and some are doing all in their power to see that these natives have an opportunity to know and accept the truth. And the Lord is blessing their efforts with fruit.
At Brother Cloete's farm, there is a native man called Hans, who, if a friend comes to see him, will preach the truth day and night if his guest will listen.
Pray for the native work in Basutoland and the Free State.