The Work in Washington a Help to Foreign Mission Fields

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Sep 8, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 36.

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The Work in Washington a Help to Foreign Mission Fields

The work of the message is one. Whatever helps one place helps the whole cause. The truth will be brought to the attention of governments. It will be reasonable to expect that they will inquire of their official representatives at Washington about our work in the United States. If a report can be sent out that we are doing the work that Jesus left for us to do in preaching, teaching, and healing, may not such a report do more good than much labor without it? The Salvation Army were even sent for to enter Russia because some high officials investigated their work in London, and gave a favorable report to the czar. May we all, at home and abroad, unite in doing quickly what the Lord has told us to do at Washington, and then get ready for the week of prayer; then have a part in obeying thelast words of Jesus. Certainly there should be delay no longer, and, thank the Lord, he has helped us to double our former offering.
JOSEPH CLARK.
Ceballos, Cuba.