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Calls for Help from Southern Korea

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 23, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 15.

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Calls for Help from Southern Korea

BROTHER R. C. WANGERIN, in pressing his plea that help be sent him in southern Korea as soon as possible, says, “At present in this southern division of our field there are over forty persons ready and waiting for baptism; three, or possibly four, churches to be organized. Not only some, but nearly every one of our missionaries is carrying two or three men’s burdens. The work is forced upon us, and we cannot let go and remain loyal at our post. We’ll go down with the load rather than surrender.” This is the nature of the calls coming to the Mission Board, not only from southern Korea, but from many other mission fields, for recruits to be sent. We must not leave our faithful workers to fail.