A Voice From Egypt by W. H. Wakeham

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Sep 10, 1903

A Voice From Egypt

By W. H. Wakeham

THERE are thousands of women in Egypt who can be reached only by a woman missionary. We have no one in Egypt who can devote her life to this work. There is a young woman in Ohio who is competent and willing to answer this most pressing call for help. She is anxious to come. She is willing to trust in God to care for her after she gets here. There are those here who will furnish her a home while she is learning the language, and preparing for this work. But how shall she get here? She has no money. The Egyptian Mission has no money. The Mission Board is not able at present to send her. It will require at least one hundred dollars. Will not some brother respond to the call of God and furnish the necessary means to accomplish this grand object? Surely this would be a splendid investment. Communicate with the Secretary, W. A. Spicer, 222 North Capitol Street, Washington, D. C., or with the undersigned.

W. H. WAKEHAM.

Cairo, Egypt.