A Call to South America

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 23, 1908

A Call to South America

LAST Sunday Prof. Walton C. John and family left Washington for New York, from which port he was to sail for Europe and South America, Thursday, April 23. The General Conference Committee has invited him to respond to the call for help which has long been coming from the Argentina training-school, at Camarero, near Diamante. Professor John has been teaching music and Spanish in the Foreign Mission Seminary, which releases him in the midst of school work in order that help may be hastened on to South America. The fact that Brother John's own finishing school work was in the Mexican schools, in the Spanish language, led the committee to ask for his release from the Seminary in order to engage in school work in a Spanish country, where scores of young people are being trained for service. Our prayers will follow these workers to their field of labor.