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A Missionary Substitute in India

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 7, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 14.

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A Missionary Substitute in India

IN a certain city lives a girl who is out at service. By dint of economy, she had saved fifty dollars, with which she had decided to buy herself a fur coat. Being filled with the spirit of the Master, she went one day to her pastor, and told him her intentions, and added: “But I have changed my mind, and here are forty dollars for a missionary, and I will buy a coat with the rest.” And now, as she turns in, weary, but happy, at night, she has a substitute in India who turns out to do his share of work for the Master.—China’s Millions.