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A Message From Our One Minister in the Philippines

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 17, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 46.

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A Message From Our One Minister in the Philippines

By E. N. Hunter

E. N. Hunter
Greetings at this week-of-prayer season from the “Pearl of the Orient,” Nine million precious jewels still in the rough are waiting for the polishing of the last message. They are scattered in more than forty islands, with a score of different languages. But the last message is due them as well as to other people, since God is no respecter of nations. The enlightenment brought by the American government in its liberal education of the rising generation is causing them to lose faith in the old religion. Now is the time to work for these people. We are years behind in starting our work here, so we must redouble our efforts now. We need doctors, ministers, and canvassers to start the work in all these different languages. May the Lord help us to see his jewels while in the rough, and labor by faith, that we may see them in the kingdom, polished to shine throughout eternity.
Manila