p. 15 | Another City Center

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Feb 2, 1911

Another City Center

OUR brethren in the mission fields rejoice at the move to work the great cities in the home lands; but while greater effort is being put forth for these centers, they are endeavoring to attack some of their own great city problems. Elder F. A. Allum, superintendent of the North Central China Mission, writes of their work:—

We are now located in the city of Hankow, which is geographically and commercially the center of China. It is said that there are over two million people in the three towns that go to make up the commercial city of Hankow. We have already rented a chapel here, and have commenced active work for the people. We are holding meetings daily for the heathen, and holding Bible readings daily with those interested. Already some have decided for the truth. We trust that you will remember us in your prayers as we take up work in this great heathen city.