Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Dec 19, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 50.

Our Work and Workers

By Editor

“Blessed Are the Peacemakers”

WHEN men, urged on by selfish interests, are waging warfare, burning homes, slaughtering humanity, how good it is to know that other souls are sacrificing all that life holds dear to carry the blessed message of the Gospel of peace to hearts that are at war with God and hence are not at rest! China in some parts is devastated by war, but notwithstanding this the Gospel of peace is going forward. It may be hindered a little for a time, but God is overruling human ambition, human greed, and human hate, to make things better in China, and give greater freedom to God’s Word. Our report of funds is for two months. All are open, and the fields are needy:

CHINA PRESS


Previously reported	$591.48
Nebraska Conference	1.00
Mrs. B. Montgomery	3.75
A Friend	33.24
Mrs. J. A. Hardy	3.65
A Friend	1.46
Fred Hopcroft	5.00
A Friend	3.41
C. Kommenoh	2.50
A Friend	8.62
George Benner, Sr.	2.50
Mrs. Nellie Lytle	3.00
Mrs. C. H. Richardson	.40
G. D. Lyons	50.00
“Mobile”	7.50
Lewis Witsten	.50
Mrs. Mary C. White	1.00
Mrs. George L. Arkebauer	1.00
Total	$720.01

JAPAN


Previously reported	$33.75
Through “Our Little Friend”	11.00
Total	$44.75

INDIA MISSION


Previously reported	$173.80
Eva May Peterson (Hindu widows)	9.00
C. Kommenoh	2.50
George Benner, Sr.	2.50
G. D. Lyons	12.40
“Mobile”	2.50
Total	$202.70

KOREA


Previously reported	$60.32
Emma E. Ochs	.65
Total	$60.97

BURMA


Previously reported	$16.27
Olive Kearns	1.36
Total	$17.63