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An Industrial Mission, With Eleven Outschools

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 10, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 38.

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An Industrial Mission, With Eleven Outschools

W. C. WALSTON, superintendent of Solusi Mission, our oldest and largest industrial mission in Rhodesia, near Bulawayo, reports:—
“The farm work and business occupy nearly all my time, and the school work Brother and Sister Wilson’s time. With three hundred acres to cultivate, and our school, we have plenty to do. During the past few weeks a number of new students have come in, and the prospect is we shall now have all we can accommodate. Our outschools are doing well. We have eleven at present, and calls for more which we cannot fill. We hope sometime to have more help and be able to do more evangelistic work among the natives. There is a great work to do here.”