Mission Offices and Publishing House, Seoul, Korea
Accomplished by One Paper
By H. A. Oberg
H. A. OBERG
SEED sown through one copy of our paper four years ago by the sixty-nine-year-old sister, Ne To Sin, shown in the picture, has borne fruit to the extent of fourteen baptized persons, who in 1915 were organized into a church,—Soo Chang Ne,—the Sabbath school membership of which is thirty-seven. During the past year, they have doubled the size of the church building.
The young man, Kim Chai Bong, at the side of Ne To Sin, was the person in whom this particular seed first took root. He picked up a copy of the paper in a hotel, became interested, and sent a letter for more literature. As a result, this fine company, of which he is elder, has been organized. He also acts as field agent for distributing literature in the central district. This month's report from him shows fourteen workers under his supervision, scattering thousands of pages of the same magazine, one copy of which has yielded such a bountiful harvest.
Seoul, Korea.
A Colporteur and an Elder in One of Our Korean Churches
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