Words of Encouragement to Self-supporting Workers - Contents
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- Schools for the Highways and Hedges
- The Madison School Trains Teachers for the Highland Schools and Family Mission Schools
- A Place for Old and Young in the Southern Field
- There Should be Schools for the Colored People as Well as Schools in the Highlands
- Hillcrest, a Training-School for Colored Workers
- Some do not See the Need of Rural Schools
- Do Not Say, We Cannot Afford to Work in a Self-supporting Way
- There is a Place for Everybody in the Work
- Do Not Let Others Discourage You From Taking Part in This Work
- The Farm as a Means of Support
- The Reward of Those Who Work in These Hard Places
- A Plea for Families to Work in the South
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- Pointed Sentences From Older Testimonies
Where are the Workers for These Needy Places
The church-members should be drawn out to labor.... I am instructed to say that the angels of God will direct in the opening of fields nigh as well as afar off.... God calls upon believers to obtain an experience in missionary work by branching out into new territory, and working intelligently for the people in the byways.... The Lord is certainly opening the way for us as a people to divide and subdivide the companies that have been growing too large to work together to the greatest advantage.—Personal Letter, October, 1908.PH113 22.1