To Medical Missionaries

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 29, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 48.

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To Medical Missionaries

The Medical Missionary Department is desirous of coming in touch with all our physicians, nurses, and other workers, that we may work together harmoniously for the advancement of this part of the message. We wish to hear personally from all of you in whatever capacity you may be laboring.
Many of our institutions are in need of workers. Openings are constantly being developed where workers are desired. Helpers in our institutions need a change. Some who are in private employment wish to engage in our conference work. We desire to hear from you in regard to any of these calls, that we may render you any assistance that is in our power to give.
In this week's Review, a department is being started, devoted to the medical missionary work and its progress. It is intended in this way to provide a channel of communication between our many workers scattered abroad in the earth. Let us know how you are prospering, and tell us of the advancement of the work in which you are engaged. Your experiences will be as interesting to your friends as to yourself. Let us make the Medical Missionary Department as interesting as possible.
W. A. RUBLE, M. D., Med. Sec. Gen. Conf.