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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 26, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 48.

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Our African Stations

THE book, “Daybreak in the Dark Continent,” bears this testimony:—
“The educational mission, notwithstanding the opposition of many traders, soldiers, and government officials, is vindicated by its fruits.”
Most of our own missions in Africa are educational, with the industrial idea well in the forefront; and our experience is that government officials are very much in favor of this method of work.
AN AFRICAN TEACHING AFRICANS
AN AFRICAN TEACHING AFRICANS
The following stations are under the direction of our South African Union Conference: Two main training stations in Matabeleland, with several out-stations; one station and two out-stations in Barotseland, north of the Zambezi; one station in Basutoland; a Kafir mission in the eastern province of Cape Colony, near Grahamstown; and the two stations in Nyassaland, south of Blantyre.
A BAROTSELAND SCHOOL
A BAROTSELAND SCHOOL
The German Union Conference has established three stations in German East Africa. Our British Union Conference has established a station on Lake Victoria Nyanza, British East Africa. The Scandinavian Union Conference has a mission in the Italian colony of Eritrea, Abyssinia.