Some of Our Pioneers by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 5, 1915

Some of Our Pioneers

By Editor

It seems appropriate in connection with the account given of the life and labors of Sister E. G. White, to present the pictures of some of the earnest men who were associated with her in the upbuilding of this movement. We regret that with our limited space we cannot present the pictures of others equally as faithful.

Those whose pictures and names appear in the preceding pages have been mighty men of God. They counted not their lives dear unto themselves, but placed their all upon the altar of service and sacrifice. For the most part they embraced this message when it was new and possessed of few friends. It required faith in those days to step out and espouse an unpopular cause, and Heaven honored the men who did this, and wrought mightily through their efforts.

And what we have said of these older and more prominent workers, might be as truly said of scores of others who have laid down their lives in service for their Master. They rest in hope of the coming of the Life-giver, and it is our privilege, and may be our joy, to look forward with hope to the glad reunion.