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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 23, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 47.

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Cheering Messages

THE messages continue to come in from our missionaries in distant lands. Amid trials and difficulties, they send us words of hope and cheer,—personal greetings they are, to every loyal believer at home helping to “hold the ropes” by furnishing the “sinews of war.”
CHOWKIAKOW, HONAN, CHINA.—Greetings from Honan. We are filled with courage as we see the Lord going before us in every part of this province. There are now seventeen companies of Sabbath-keepers besides isolated believers, shining as lights in the midst of the gross darkness that covers the people. On all sides the fields are white. Calls constantly come that we can not fill for lack of laborers. With thirty-five million perishing souls, and with but one man to devote his entire time to the evangelization of such a field, we are daily led to call earnestly upon the Lord of the harvest to send forth reapers.
O. A. HALL.