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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 28, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 4.

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GEORGIA

By F. BURTON JEWELL

In the recent conference at Nashville, Tenn., we realized more fully than ever the pressing needs of this field, and of our own need to carry forward the work here, but the Lord has set his hand to the work, and our prospects are much brighter for the future.
Brother E. R. Palmer spoke of the success of the work in Australia, where it has been built up in a wonderful way during the past few years, and we are looking forward to the same movement in the needy South land.
The workers in Georgia have been blessed in their evangelistic work, and each report from them tells of rich experiences in their daily labor. We renew our call for earnest laborers who desire to share the burdens of this field, and we are longing for them to come so that they may share the blessings we enjoy.
The field is new. The greater portion of Georgia has never been entered with our literature. The truth is to be no longer delayed. We can see the gleams of the golden morning. Jesus is soon coming to reward every one according to his works. At that time may we rejoice among the redeemed, bringing with us the precious souls we sought out while carrying the printed page from home to home.
I shall be glad indeed to correspond with any who desire to come to Georgia.
F. BURTON JEWELL, 546 Telfair St., Augusta, Ga.