China Missionary Work and Protestant Testimony

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 9, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 10.

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China Missionary Work and Protestant Testimony

HERE is a word from Elder I. H. Evans, written from China in a personal letter to his own family, but speaking of the facts that stir all our hearts:—
“Truly, if God ever went out before this people, he is going out before us now. We have thirty companies of believers where a foreign worker never spent a week.”
The time has come for the message to go, and the Lord is making bare his arm. And how our workers long for more men and more means to meet the calls! What gives them courage, under God, is the thought of the believers in the home lands who will never cease to pray and work for the missionary cause.
The Protestant Magazine for the current quarter is out, with its pages filled again with strong Protestant testimony. The quotations given from quarter to quarter from historical documents are particularly valuable for preservation. Protestant workers outside of our denomination are speaking good words for this journal.