p. 24 | From the Missionary's View-Point

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 21, 1907

From the Missionary's View-point

From far-away China there comes a gift to the $150,000 fund of $124. The giver is one of our mission workers in that great and needy field. This missionary brother writes that this amount is all that he and his wife have saved during their lives, up to the present time. Surely, this is a “widow's mite,” for they have cast in all their living. What an example for us all, especially for those who have not yet contributed their apportionment.

Another brother writes that he sees many fields in the list of contributors to the $150,000 fund, but his own home land is not mentioned. He enclosed $10 to apply on the $150,000 fund, to be credited to Pitcairn Island.

Here is a letter from one of our workers in India, with its three hundred millions of human beings waiting for the gospel of Christ. The worker says:—

I watch with interest the growth of the $150,000 fund, and as I have not had a share in it as yet, will you please see Brother Evans and have him take $15 out of India funds, and charge to me and credit the $150,000 fund? I will also report it here, so that it can be taken in account at the time of the audit.

Thus faithful ones scattered everywhere are continually giving to help raise the desired amount. Is it not possible for all to join in a general rally to raise this amount before the beginning of the new year?