Missionary Departure and Gospel Workers by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 13, 1911

Missionary Departure and Gospel Workers

By Editor

R. B. STAUFFER and wife, of Kansas, who spent the winter at the Foreign Mission Seminary, sailed June 20 for South America. They expect to connect for a short time with the Argentina school, to study the language and customs of the people, after which their field of labor will be assigned them by the South American Union Conference. Brother Stauffer has had excellent success in the book work in the United States, and this experience will be of value to him in his new field.

NEXT week we shall open a Gospel Workers' department in the REVIEW. The need of such a department, in which there should be discussed the underlying principles of gospel work, the divine call to such work, qualifications of workers, their equipment, deportment, methods of labor, etc., has been recognized for some time. The department will be under the general charge of Elder A. G. Daniells, president of the General Conference. He has already sent in several excellent articles from his own pen, also contributions from some of our leading workers. We believe this new department will be found of special help to our workers throughout the field, and not alone to them, but to the general reader as well.