A Church in Tokyo by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jun 14, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 23.

A Church in Tokyo

By Editor

Do You Wish a Block in the Building?

For five weeks Professor Field has been telling us of conditions in Japan, that marvelous surprise of nations; and Tokyo, that modern-ancient city. Wonderful progress has been made in industrial arts, and the Japanese have shown themselves to be a wonderful people.

But they are in idolatry, the great mass of them. Professor Field and his coworkers are faithfully, bravely working to save souls. They need a central, steady place of worship to which interested souls can go to hear and be established in present truth, the truth which will save. In Tokyo is conducted a school, but it is in a private residence. The school lacks even necessary equipment. The needs of the field are very great, but the present appeal is for a place to hold meetings for soul-saving work. Will not many of our readers who are blessed with health, and work, and means, and not many calls, respond to this call with sums from five dollars down? The editor will join you in this with his mite. Who will be the first? and then on and on, who next? Send all donations to the SIGNS OF THE TIMES for the Tokyo church. Let the need appeal to us.