The Blessedness of Giving by W. T. Knox

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 14, 1911

The Blessedness of Giving

By W. T. Knox

THE General Conference treasury has been very materially assisted, and our brethren in Korea and China will be caused to rejoice greatly, by the liberal action on the part of the board and family of the St. Helena Sanitarium, who have placed in our hands $5,000 to be used as follows:—

For the betterment of the medical mission work of Korea, $1,200.

For the equipment of medical mission work in China, $1,500.

For the support of Brother and Sister S. C. Harris for the current year ending Dec. 31, 1911, $500.

For the support of Dr. A. G. Larson for the current year ending Dec. 31, 1911, $500.

For providing homes for medical missionaries, $1,300.

It is difficult for us to appreciate what the gift of $1,200 to Korea will mean to Dr. Riley Russell, who has been carrying on a great work among the Koreans with but the most meager facilities; nor yet what the $1,500 for medical facilities in China will mean to that disease-afflicted race.

We are thankful, not only on account of the General Conference treasury and the mission fields benefited, but also that our sanitarium at St. Helena is able to render such substantial assistance to the needy cause of God.

W. T. KNOX.