Workers for the South Wanted.
By W. J. Stone
Who will respond? Many times the Lord’s servant has spoken about the South as a destitute field, and has said that more laborers were needed. The Tennessee River Conference is now very much in need of two consecrated Bible workers. Our work must suffer a great loss if we do not secure these workers at once. Now is the best season of the year for persons from the North to come South. Sister Sweet, who came from Ohio last spring, is working at Memphis, and has had success in her work. Souls have accepted the truth under her labors. She has had good health, although she came in the most unfavorable time of the year. The South needs workers of experience, those who have had success in their labors elsewhere. Persons at least twenty-five years old would be better adapted to our work here. Are there not those in some of our old Conferences upon whom the Lord has been laying a burden for the work in the South? Is not this call the voice of God to you? If you feel that it is, please write to me at once, stating your desires, experience in the work, etc. There is no better field anywhere than the Southern. And the fact that it has been neglected, and that God is calling for laborers, should be a strong incentive to draw our consecrated workers in this direction. We shall pray that God may select and send us just the proper ones for this field, that His work may go forward. Address all communications to me at Franklin, Ky. W. J. STONE.