Findings

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 16, 1908

Dr. J. J. Bell, of Rostrevor Hills (Ireland) Sanitarium, is spending part of his vacation in South Africa.

Elder J. L. Shaw, superintendent of the India field, writes: “Our need now is for medical workers among the native people. We need doctors who will go out as evangelists among the people and preach the truth to them, and use their medical knowledge as opportunity shall afford. There is a large field of effort for this kind of help, not so much in the large cities as in the country districts where there are no government hospitals, and the people are in need of the medical help which we are able to give. To be successful in such work in India, a doctor should be an evangelist.”