Workers Sent to the Chinese Mission
By Editor
There left us April 5 another one of our tried and needed employees to the great Chinese mission field. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Culhane sailed, on the above date, from San Francisco. A farewell service was held in the church the night before sailing. He takes the position there as mission treasurer. He takes with him $217.85 for the famine sufferers, and a case of surgical instruments of the late Dr. Bush, donated by his mother to the China Mission. We have not yet secured any one to fill the place he vacated in our office. Mrs. Culhane was also at one time one of our employees. This makes now four couples in the Chinese mission field who were formerly connected with the Pacific Press. All of them did excellent service for us; all of them, we trust, will do excellent service for the Master. May God in His goodness make them strong, wise laborers for Him. But there are other needy fields, calls to which have drawn from our family, and there are still others to go. Much as we need them, we will not withhold from the great needy "regions beyond."