The Value of General Laborers’ Visits

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 18, 1911

The Value of General Laborers’ Visits

The value to the cause of truth through the occasional visits of general laborers to foreign fields is shown by the article from Elder J. W. Westphal, on page 10. The visits of general laborers, the exchange of workers, together with general meetings, and the influence of our church papers, have done much through the blessing of God to preserve the unity of this work. Without unity and hearty co-operation, the forces engaged in this movement would soon disintegrate. It is difficult to improve over the early gospel methods of such workers as Peter and Paul. Their visits to the disciples and their labors among the churches served, under the blessing of the Lord, to make of one heart and of one soul the believers in the early church.