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Earnest Work in Korea

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 25, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 21.

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Earnest Work in Korea

SISTER MIMI SCHARFFENBERG sends the following note, which shows how earnest work wins in Korea:—
“Among our women is one sister who is exceedingly diligent, and sticks to the work well. Recently, when out together, she ran ahead of the rest of us, and said, ‘I have no time to wait for those who walk so slowly. I mean business, and always have to hurry if I want to accomplish something.’ We saw no more of her that day. That afternoon she put sixty papers into the homes of the people. She has no education, being hardly able to read; but she has a wonderful memory, and memorizes many Bible texts, so she can tell the people the truth, although she can not read. I think it is her great earnestness that gives her the success she has.”