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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 9, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 15.

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South Carolina

By WM. C. RAHN.

SPARTANBURG.—When I settled down in the backwoods of Minnesota, I had never a thought of doing pioneer missionary work in the South; but when the Lord brought a certain calamity upon me, I surrendered all to him, and he directed me to this State. What a field for a self-denying worker South Carolina is!
We have some excellent cities that would be good locations for health restaurants, treatment rooms, and Bible workers. Our canvassers find many calls for such work.
We are a young conference, having been organized only seven months; and although all are willing to work hard, the field is great for so few workers.
We thank the Northern friends for the help they have given us on the Spartanburg church, and in other ways; and while we would not feel like asking any more financial aid, yet how gladly we would welcome some workers full of zeal to carry our good books to the Southern planters and the colored people. The work will soon be finished, and we shall go home, taking our sheaves with us. WM. C. RAHN.