Korea by W. R. Smith

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 28, 1911

Korea

By W. R. Smith

WONSAN.—When we look at the work that is to be done, it seems that it moves slowly; but while the enemy is at work, we are thankful to know that the Lord is working also.

Besides the two organized companies here on the east coast, the truth is represented in four other places. The coming months we hope to spend in bringing out companies at these places. One of these four places is across the border, in Manchuria. Last fall one of the believers from Wonsan moved there. I hope to be able to visit him sometime during the year. We can only feel thankful for what the Lord has done and is doing, and seek to bring ourselves to that place where we may be more efficient in the Master’s vineyard.

We have four men to whom we give sufficient work to pay for their living expenses while they are studying that they may give the truth to their countrymen. Two of them, I think, will soon be able to work.

We are well, and I think never enjoyed our work better. W. R. SMITH.