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The Education of Colored Workers

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 4, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 11.

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The Education of Colored Workers

OUR school in Oakwood was established to educate workers to labor among the colored people of this country. It has already made an excellent beginning in this work. From this institution a number of successful evangelists and Bible workers have gone forth to carry this message to their fellows. The Oakwood school is now in need of assistance. A building for dormitory purposes is required. Sabbath, March 6, in all our churches a collection will be taken to aid in this work.
Dear reader, will you not remember this worthy object at that time? Here, right among us, is a class of people who for long years were oppressed and downtrodden. Surely God would have us labor for their enlightenment as well as for the enlightenment of people in foreign lands. May the needs represented by this call prove the measure of our gifts when this offering shall be taken.