South Carolina by H. B. GALLION

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 4, 1908

South Carolina

By H. B. GALLION

The last message of mercy is going in South Carolina. Thousands of books and papers are being sold, and the truths they contain are molding the minds of the people. The canvassing work is rapidly advancing, and the large books are finding a ready sale. When it is realized that throughout the entire State, very few have ever heard of a Seventh-day Adventist, and that thirty-one of its forty-one counties have never been worked with our literature, the urgent need of more laborers will appeal with peculiar force to those who desire to engage in this work. As some of our workers have gone out with “Daniel and the Revelation,” they have experienced some of God’s richest blessings. People are asking for just such a book now. We need workers, also, for “Great Controversy.” A wonderful reward awaits the one who carries these books to the people. Brethren, words are feeble to describe the needs of this State. Other States in the South are needy, and we pray that each may receive more laborers. The conditions in our Southern States will not always be so favorable as now. That which we fail to do now will have to be done under trying difficulties a little while from now. We

would especially urge our brethren from the Northern States, who may contemplate coming to this field, to come with a large supply of adaptability, that they leave the largest share of the North on the northern side of the Mason and Dixon line, and come here to push the work earnestly while the day lasts. For such laborers we have a most promising field.

Write to Elder R. T. Nash, Campobello, S. C., or to W. C. Rahn, Spartanburg, S. C. H. B. GALLION.