p. 19 | South Africa by G. H. Clark

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 2, 1910

South Africa

By G. H. Clark

It is interesting indeed to watch the canvassing thermometer rise, also to go out with these workers, and see how the Lord is blessing them. They are faithful, and love this blessed message. I am now with Brother Van der Molen for the first time. For five months he has reported every week except holiday week, when he visited his family. Every week except five he has reported five days a week. The average number of hours put in each week has been 34½. He has taken $1,250.25 worth of orders, delivered $681.56 worth, and has about $300 worth to deliver two weeks from now.

I am very grateful that the work is being organized, and that no serious delays have occurred in getting books. God has wonderfully blessed whatever has been pleasing in his sight. I have just spent two weeks with Brother Tickton, the converted Jew, who is just re-entering the work, after several years' absence from it.

I am looking to the Lord to lift our periodical work to a higher plane of success, and am confident he will do so.

G. H. CLARK.