About book

An Appeal for Self-supporting Laborers to Enter Unworked Fields

Introduction

Sound an Alarm

Behold a Perishing World

Chapter 1—The Call of the Hour

The Last Crisis

Labor While Probation Lingers

The Church to Arouse

Earnest Work to be Done

Encouraging One Another

Fierce Opposition

Without Wavering

Wake Up

Chapter 2—What the Church can Do

Convincing Power

The Church an Angel of Light

Unite our Efforts

Development of Talent in the Churches

A Call for Greater Effort

The Simplest Modes of Work

Formation of Small Companies

Holding Small Meetings

Humble Laborers

Workers from the Ranks

Chapter 3—What Families can Do

Missionary Families

Can Not be Done by Proxy

Relieve Physical Necessities

Gospel Work for Women

A Precious Experience for Our Sisters

God Calls You

Training Young Missionaries

Will You Help[?]

Recruits from Among the Children and the Uneducated

Daily Opportunities for Seed Sowing

Benefits of a Thorough Education

The Lord's Army

This World a Training School

Chapter 4—Lay Members as Pioneers

Waste Places in the Vineyard

A Call from a Mission Field

Giving Part Time to Neighborhood Ministry

Laymen Needed in New Fields

Learning by Experience

Hundreds of Humble Workers Needed

Willing to Sacrifice

Angels to Aid Us

A Call from the South

Christian Help Work Needed

Establish Schools

The Kind of Education to be Given

Encourage Those Who Are Willing to Work

Not for Worldly Advantage

Weeping, Praying, Laboring

Without Needed Facilities

Entire Self-Support Sometimes Impossible

The Lord Will Prepare the Way

Chapter 5—An Unsalaried Ministry

Unsalaried Workers Needed

Follow Me

God Will Provide

Encouraging Faith

Work Unselfishly

The Experience of Paul and Its Lessons

An Example of Industry

An Inspiration to Humble Toilers

Assisting His Fellow-Laborers

Conditions of Success

In Poverty and Helplessness

An Exhausted Treasury No Reason for Delay

Moneyed Men to Help

When the Poor Have Done Their Part

Chapter 6—Various Means of Support

Opportunities for Laborers of Varied Gifts

Engaging in Business

Missionaries as Industrial Educators

A Strong Spiritual Nerve Required

A Work for Christian Farmers

Move Forward Courageously

Establishment of Industries as a Missionary Project

Small Sanitariums and Treatment Rooms

Beginning Work as Medical Missionaries

House-to-house Work

A Representation of What May Be Done

Use Varied Industries and Crafts

Manufacture of Health Foods

Restaurants

A Means of Creating Interest

Financial Aspect not to Be All-absorbing

To Awaken Inquiry

Qualifying for the Work

Scriptural Knowledge Essential

As the Servants of Christ

Chapter 7—Encourage the Self-supporting Workers

Many Waiting to Commence Work

In Union There is Strength

A Self-sacrificing Ministry

Carry the Work Quickly

Danger of Circumscribing the Work

No One Authorized to Hinder

Be Slow to Criticize the Methods of Others

Avoid Distrustful Caution

A Blessing to Those Who Follow God's Plan

A Perfect Whole

Sound an alarm throughout the length and breadth of the earth. Tell the people that the day of the Lord is near, and hasteth greatly. Let none be left unwarned. We might have been in the place of the poor souls that are in error. We might have been placed among barbarians. According to the truth we have received above others, we are debtors to impart the same to them.&mdash;Ellen G. White in <span class="egwlink egwlink_book" title="6T 22.1" data-link="118.107">Testimonies for the Church 6:22</span>.

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Introduction

Sound an Alarm