Support for the Fiji Mission

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Oct 9, 1901

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 27, No. 41.

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Support for the Fiji Mission

“The People of Fiji” is the title of an article in our Missions department this week. Last week it was “The Work in Fiji.” We hope it will be read by all friends of mission work. We say again that this island work is in charge of the Australasian Union Conference, at the head of which, under God, is Pastor Geo. A. Irwin. The field is a great and needy one. The workers in it are poor and few in number compared with the work. In some cases advanced work has heavily involved some of the organizations in debt. The Australasian field needs help. Will not the one who reads this paper consider whether he may not have a duty, a privilege, a blessing, in helping those so bravely struggling in that field? Any who may wish to do this may write to W. A. Spicer, the secretary of the Foreign Mission Board, 267 West Main Street, Battle Creek, Mich., or send funds to this office, and they will be forwarded. Always state specifically what the donations are for. “Freely ye have received; freely give.”