Workers for China and Washington Sanitarium by W. A. R.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 22, 1907

Workers for China and Washington Sanitarium

By W. A. R.

S. J. HOYT, of 116 Grand Ave., Menominee, Mich., in a letter of recent date says: “I am writing in answer to a call made in the REVIEW for workers for China. My wife and I place ourselves in the hands of the Lord to be used where he would have us go. We have been educated as nurses. We will go and do all we can if it is his will. We have been conducting treatment rooms here, but are able to dispose of them and go to the regions beyond.”

The following is quoted from a letter from Brother F. A. Stahl, superintendent of the Prospect Sanitarium of Cleveland, Ohio: “Mrs. Stahl and I enjoyed the dedication of the Washington Sanitarium, and want to say that we firmly believe that God’s hand is in all the work there. The sanitarium building and furnishings show wisdom from God, and we feel sure that the Lord is going to do a great work with the Washington Sanitarium and its staff. Let all God’s faithful workers pray for the work at Washington.” W. A. R.