Progress of the Mission Schools by C. P. BOLLMAN

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 10, 1908

Progress of the Mission Schools

By C. P. BOLLMAN

A LITTLE more than a year ago, there were but nine mission schools operated under the auspices of the Southern Missionary Society. During the past school year, the number of such schools increased from nine to eighteen. The present school year opens with twenty-eight mission schools in operation. Nor is this all the work carried on by the Society. There has been growth also in other lines.

This growth calls for more means. Just now there is a great need of money for the payment of the nearly forty workers employed in the mission schools, and for other lines of work financed either in whole or in part by the Southern Missionary Society.

In view of this need, will not those who are using the self-denial boxes open them, and quickly forward the contents to the Southern Missionary Society, that the work be not hindered?

May the Lord guide in this, and greatly bless all those who are practising self-denial for the sake of his precious cause.

C. P. BOLLMAN.

Secretary Southern Missionary Society.