South Africa

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 3, 1914

BROTHER G. H. CLARK sends the following encouraging word from South Africa:—

“The Lord is still blessing the colporteur work in this field. One brother has made the following record: In eight and one-half days he secured $477.90 worth of orders for ‘Great Controversy.’ In eleven weeks he secured $1,413.22 worth of orders and delivered $763.02 worth of books. During the last three and one-half years, since he began work, he has delivered on an average $173 worth a month, or a total of $7,600.

“Another brother during the past four and one-half years has delivered nearly $6,000 worth of books. Our total deliveries of books and papers since I have been in this field amount to $65,000. During the past year, $1,580 worth of native literature has been sold. A permanent laborer has now been secured for this work, and native literature is being prepared for him to use.”