Calls for Teachers by C. H. PARKER

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 12, 1908

Calls for Teachers

By C. H. PARKER

[We present herewith three calls for teachers from other lands. They are made by Brother C. H. Parker, of the Fiji Islands, Elder J. W. Westphal, of South America, and Kuro, of the Cook Islands. All these calls are so urgent that they should appeal immediately to some to offer their services. In each of these lands there are many consecrated souls. This is witnessed by the intelligent letter which Kuro addressed to Sister Waugh. This letter is a translation. It reveals an intelligent, devoted mind, and the earnest appeal for help is most touching. Where are the well-qualified teachers? and where is the means to send them? In all these lands there are hungry souls waiting for the truth. Our schools in these lands are designed to qualify men and women to give this precious truth. May God lead the right persons to offer themselves, and lead all to be liberal for the proper support of those who go.—ED.]

OUR teachers have now left again for their different appointments. The one great need is for more teachers. We have picked from our school until there is no one else that we can pick at present. Our resolution that we made in our council in June, to have an intermediate school for Lau, can not be carried into effect, as we have no teacher whom we can recommend. We are encouraging more of mature age to enter the school here at Buresala, so that they can quickly prepare for the work.

C. H. PARKER.