North India by L. J. Burgess

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

North India

By L. J. Burgess

You have no doubt received a report of our workers' meeting, and heard our call for a man to help in the Hindustani work. As Elder S. A. Wellman is called to edit the Oriental Watchman and the Herald of Health and to do other literary work, he is practically out of the Hindustani work for some time to come. This leaves us to struggle on alone among one hundred twenty millions of native people in north India. Do you not think our call for a man is an urgent one? We can not push the work much until we have a man upon whom to depend for help, as we feel it would not be wise to open up new interests until we are able to care for them properly.

The work here in Garhwal is growing, and we hope in time to have a harvest of souls. It takes a little time, however, as we are building from the foundation. These people had never heard a word of the gospel until we came among them.

L. J. BURGESS.