Expanding the Work in Central Africa

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 22, 1910

Expanding the Work in Central Africa

BROTHER J. R. CAMPBELL, connected with the Barotseland Mission, South Africa, reports that in a trip down the Zambesi River he pegged out nine new out-stations. This country is thickly populated, and, unless these openings are filled at once, others will step in. They have only two native teachers available to send on from the home station at Pemba to fill these out-station schools. Elder Joel Rogers, on the east, in Nyasa, is also desirous of pushing on into the interior with more out-schools. Thus the work is expanding into Central Africa, where the population is densest, and the unnumbered millions wait for the message. Their hands need strengthening.