p. 24 | Medical Missionaries Begin Work in Baltimore

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 7, 1913

Medical Missionaries Begin Work in Baltimore

By Editor

For a long time opportunities for medical missionary work in the large city of Baltimore, Md., have made insistent appeal to physicians acquainted with the situation. After earnest consideration, Drs. H. N. and P. S. Sisco have decided to take up work in that important center. They left Washington last week for their new field. These physicians have spent several years in Washington in earnest work in connection with our institutions, and have made many warm friends. They will find, we believe, in the great city where they locate many opportunities for Christian service, and we pray that they may have divine guidance in all their labors, and that the Lord may make their connection with the work in that city a strength to the company of believers who are endeavoring to hold up the banner of truth. Sister D. T. Bourdeau, the mother of Mrs. Sisco, who by her long years of faithfulness, and kindly Christian spirit, has greatly endeared herself to many friends, accompanies the family to their new field.