p. 21 | The Needs of the Malay States

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Dec 25, 1913

The Needs of the Malay States

In a personal letter, Brother F. A. Detamore, who himself is laboring beyond his strength, having the oversight of the work in the Malay States, says:— “How I wish our dear people at home could see the terrible needs as they stare us in the face every day,— millions in darkness and superstition, and no way of reaching many of them for lack of men and means. Still our need is not so much more money as more men of ability to bear responsibility. All our foreign workers are overworked all the time, and they do not see how they can shift the responsibilities that are forced upon them.”