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Solusi Mission Out of Debt

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 19, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 52.

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Solusi Mission Out of Debt

WE have previously heard from our first South African mission station, Solusi, how the rain came in the midst of drought as the workers met from day to day to pray to the Lord for delivering mercies. Now, after the harvest time, the superintendent, Brother W. C. Walston, writes: “You will be glad to hear that we have all our indebtedness on the Solusi Mission paid except about $400, and this we shall be able to pay within the month. We shall be glad to sing the jubilee song, and hope to keep out of debt. With a thousand bags of corn in stock and prices high, I think we shall be able to do so.” During former bad years, this mission had been repeatedly obliged to cut down its school work in order to meet current accounts.