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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jan 28, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 4.

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C. D. LUDE

By C. D. Lude

Argentina

DIAMANTE RIOS.—I am thankful to be here, and at work in the Master's cause. I enjoy my work, and find that the greatest happiness is in helping others. Not so much the great knowledge, but the simple talents consecrated to the Lord are a power in every field. The person who can tell of a Saviour's love, who can sympathize with humanity in their degraded condition, who can go into the lowly, miserable huts of the people, and there plead with those who are addicted to soul-destroying, loathsome habits, to turn to the Saviour—that person is a true missionary.
Every day I can see new duties and opportunities in this needy field. And in spite of the disadvantages and perplexities we have to meet here, we are glad and rejoice as souls are brought back to the fold of Christ. With his help, I am determined to devote my life, means, and all for him, in this neglected field.

C. D. LUDE