Korea by W. R. Smith

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1916

Korea

By W. R. Smith

THE message is certainly going to the people of Korea as well as to those elsewhere. The native preachers and colporteurs on the east coast have done faithful work the past year, and have souls for their hire. I am glad to be able to say that the faithful lives of the lay members have also borne fruit. One brother, in order to obtain work, went from his home to a village about ninety miles distant. Here he earned his living by making brass dishes during the spring, summer, and fall, and he now has a company of nine believers keeping the Sabbath with him.

Another brother left Wonsan early last spring and went to a village one hundred and eighteen miles distant, and now has a company of fifteen rejoicing in the truth with him. Aside from these, there are two other companies that have learned the truth from lay members the past year. Truly “the good seed are the children of the kingdom.” W. R. SMITH.