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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 25, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 4.

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South Carolina

By R. T. Nash

CAMPOBELLO.— A good substantial work is being done at this place. A church of nine members has been organized here, and a church-school started. We have only seven students, but a teacher is employed, and is doing excellent work. The members of the Campobello church evidently believe in doing what they can to save their own children, and also in educating them for the Lord's work. They have no building for church and school purposes, so hold both in a private house. They,however, desire to build a small chapel to be used for both purposes, and to this end have secured a suitable lot on which to build, and now have about five thousand feet of lumber on the ground. This little church has been lifting cheerfully and hard, but still lack one hundred dollars of having enough to build.
May the Lord direct some to come to this needy field and help us. The mission-school teacher that we called for some time ago, has come, and is doing good work in a school near Spartanburg, for which we are thankful. We have great reasons for thankfulness as we see God working for us. We feel to hasten our steps to carry the message to those not acquainted with it.
R. T. NASH.