Help for the South by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Oct 26, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 42.

Help for the South.

By Editor

In our Missions department will be found a strong and eloquent plea, by President Butler of the Southern Union Conference, in behalf of the colored people of the South. This aged servant of God has a great burden for the whole Southern field, and is bearing great burdens for the field. He has, as also every true Christian Southerner, a burden for the colored race; not to exalt them in their own estimation, not to lead them politically or socially, but to lift them morally. He speaks strongly; he speaks for a needy field, a needy race. He asks for a definite thing. How many of our readers will respond to his call? How many will cheer his heart by helping him to bear this one burden among many. May God move upon the hearts of all to help in the uplifting of a race. Sabbath, November 5, the first offering will be taken.