IN our leading school, two hundred miles interior from the Gold Coast, we have about fifty boys, with fifty more in two out schools. One young man who came to us when we first opened school, had received an education up to the sixth standard at Kumassi. He has now passed the seventh, and is teaching. I asked him one day why he had come to us.
"Master," he said, "I think surely the Lord was holding me for gospel work. I have been in the government service as police constable, and have tried several other things since, but have never felt satisfied. Now I am content, so I believe the Lord brought me here."
We hope he may be a power in bringing the gospel to many of his people. But he is only one. We need many teachers to fill the urgent calls that are coming.