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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 3, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 31.

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Help for India

THE Publishing Department of the General Conference is receiving some encouraging responses to the appeals from India. Elder W. W. Eastman, of the Southwestern Union, has sent the names of two promising young men in response to calls that have been made. These young men have expressed their willingness to go. Another young man, well recommended, responds from western Canada. The Lord is also impressing hearts to send means to pay the fares of these men to the field. Brother G. D. Raff, who is canvassing in Porto Rico on a self-supporting basis, writes as follows:—
“I have read the appeals of Brother Carl Weaks, of India, in the REVIEW of June 22, and can appreciate his feeling as he pleads for canvassers for India. I desire to help in this matter, and am sending $25 as a start toward raising the fare of one or two consecrated canvassers to India in answer to the call of Brother Weaks.”
The same mail which brought the letter telling of the young man in Canada who is willing to go, brought another letter from a sister in Wisconsin, which says:—
“I have just been reading the call for workers for India in the REVIEW of June 22. We are poor people living on a farm, but I have a little money of my own, and I think I could pay the fare of one of these workers to India. Please let me know how much it will be and to whom the check should be made out.”
We are glad to be able to pass on this encouraging word to the brethren in India.