To Workers in Other Lands
By W. A. Spicer
DURING the camp-meeting season, just closed, all hearts have been stirred anew by the calls from the fields abroad. The brethren pledge greater faithfulness in the regular weekly offerings. We believe we are on the eve of seeing a greater proportion of the energies of the denomination devoted to the vast fields abroad. Our hope depends upon hastening through every land with the warning cry, and our hearts are with you in the fields where the closing work is to be done. Now, at the year’s end, with the season of special prayer approaching, we should have the needs set afresh before us by you who are facing the multitudes. The cry continually rings in your soul. Please give us at once, in a short article, the call of this very hour in your part of the field. Crowd into a few paragraphs the actual situation that you face, and the evidence that grace saves sinners where you are. Send this to the Mission Board. The brethren and sisters at home never tire of hearing how the battle goes at the front. Let every worker respond. W. A. SPICER,
Secretary Mission Board.