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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 1, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 48.

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“No Money”

By Minnie L. Haskins

No money! yet brothers and sisters are dying. No money! yet millions in darkness are lying. No money! to teach them that Jesus waits pleading. No money! to send them the joy they are needing.
No money! yet teachers and preachers are waiting, Impatient with standing, while men are debating. O daughters of Zion! the Father is calling; He needeth your help; for your sisters are falling.
Must we call back the men from the vineyard of God? Shall we fail to trace footsteps the martyrs have trod? Shall we rest in our luxury, heedless of cries From agonized heathen—of heart- broken sighs?
Must we cry the word “Halt!” to the soldiers awaiting? Must we tell them to stop, in measured tones stating That money is wanting, that heathen must die, That still in their misery our brothers must lie?
— Minnie L. Haskins.