The Prison Missionary’s Worthy Work

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 11, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 2.

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The Prison Missionary’s Worthy Work

And then he tells us that he does not propose to increase his stock till his subscriptions warrant, or help comes from some other source. He asks the prayers of God's people that he may succeed. He is certainly doing a worthy work, which also bespeaks a spirit of tolerance and freedom on the part of prison officials not always seen. They are willing that the prisoner should express his religious views untrammeled, but to refrain from comment on the prison management, either good or bad. This is well. The object of the Prison Missionary should be that of the great Missionary—to save men as individuals. All other good things follow this salvation as legitimate fruit. May God bless the Prison Missionary.