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What One Korean Tract Did

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 9, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 41.

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What One Korean Tract Did

By Hong Shin Hoo

THE place where I live has from the beginning been a village which has not known the true God and has been given to sinful, unprofitable ways. While in this condition, some four or five years ago, a woman passing by this village dropped a small tract. This was found by a crippled man. While reading it many times, he learned the first principles of life. He decided to worship the true God, and believe in Jesus Christ. He bought a songbook, and from the first to the last song memorized it. Then a Bible was purchased. As he studied it day and night, he clearly understood that these are the last days of earth’s history. With zeal he preached to all his neighbors and friends, and a company of believers was formed. Ten and more were the result of this cripple’s teaching what he had learned from that tract.
HONG SHIN HOO.