p. 13 | CANADIAN MISSION WORK by William Guthrie

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Mar 29, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 13.

CANADIAN MISSION WORK.

By William Guthrie

FOR some time it has been seen by those in the field that, if we can train up laborers in Canada to work at home, the results will be better than to continually send men from the states. Definite action has now been taken in this matter, and the General Conference has recommended the raising of $2,000 to start a small school in the eastern provinces. Some work has been done at the school, and a teacher has been secured.

To make the school a success we need a building 26 x 38 feet, providing room for twenty students. This we will have this fall, if we can secure sufficient means to erect it free of debt.

The friends in Iowa have helped the work to the amount of $573.03, and those in Missouri have come forward with $370.94. Are there not those in the other strong conferences who will come to our help at once and send in enough to make up the $2,000 that we must have by July in order to start the school this fall?

What a delight it will be when you shall see those in the kingdom who have been saved in this field, to know that you had a special part in their salvation. They will be your crown of rejoicing in the truth.

Send your offerings to the Pacific Press Publishing Co., Mountain View, Cal., stating that it is for the Nova Scotia school work, and it will reach us safely.

Your fellow worker in the Master's service. WM. GUTHRIE.