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Spiritual Awakening in Manchuria

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 6, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 32.

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Spiritual Awakening in Manchuria

The Missionary Review of the World tells of a remarkable spiritual awakening in Manchuria, which it is believed is directly traceable to the religious revival in Korea. One of the missionaries, who had visited Korea, held a series of services for Christians in February. Special prayer-meetings were held for months previous in Liao-Yang and many surrounding out-stations, and when the missionary in charge began his meetings, the people were in a receptive spirit. After a prayer by one of the native elders who had been in Korea, the whole congregation was greatly stirred. Day after day from three to four hundred gathered together. Confessions were made and great blessings received. The missionaries write of it as a very sacred, awe-inspiring time, and yet joy-bearing for all in attendance.