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The Moslem World Mission

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 14, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 20.

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The Moslem World Mission

By Editor

SENDING a report of the work in North Africa, which will soon appear in the Review, Elder W. E. Hancock, our representative in that field, in a personal letter says this of the problem before him: “We are face to face with the great Moslem world, and feel that it presents a stupendous problem as a missionary undertaking. Nothing but a supreme faith in the great gospel commission can give a missionary courage to face this problem. This work will need the most careful consideration, and without doubt the expenditure of much means and many workers, before we can hope to see any visible results. But we have the promise of God’s presence with us, and know that he has many jewels among the millions of Mohammedans in this country. This gives us courage to work when the difficulties seem insurmountable, and gives us faith in what the world would call a failure.”