The Georgia Institute by A. L. MANOUS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 7, 1909

The Georgia Institute

By A. L. MANOUS

GEORGIA, the great Empire State of the South, with her one hundred forty-six counties, most of which are unworked, is to have a canvassers' institute in Atlanta, Jan. 13-26, 1909, and is therefore sending out the Macedonian cry, “Come, . . . and help us.”

Of the South it has been said through the spirit of prophecy, “Workers must be called to this field as well as to distant lands.” “If there is a field upon earth which needs to be helped, it is the Southern field.” Now is the opportune time to enter the canvassing work in Georgia. We shall be pleased to hear from any who have a burden for the work here. My address is 54 Beecher St., Atlanta, Ga.

A. L. MANOUS, Field Agent.