p. 15 | Call from Hindus

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 17, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 19.

Call from Hindus

While here visiting these Tinnevelly Sabbath-keepers, a delegation of Hindus visited them. They pleaded that work might be done in their country some distance from there. They said: “We have one hundred and fifty children to send to your school, and now our hearts are inclined to turn from our idols; our minds are receptive, and we want to become Christians; but if we wait, we may lose our interest, and not feel the need of turning from our idols. Now God has moved us.” And yet the brethren were forced to tell them that they could not comply with the request at that time. All over the world there are hands and hearts reaching out to God and appealing to those who know the light and truth in Christ Jesus to send help. Buildings are needed in Tinnevelly in order that the workers may be properly housed, and the medical work, which is indeed an opening door, be placed in a right condition, and the health of the overburdened workers guarded.