WITH CHRIST IN INDOCHINA - IndoChina1911

Many of the tribal centers, however, are still far
from the highways. A letter from one of our missionaries
tells of a long ride by elephant through
the rough forest country of the Darlac Plateau to the
headquarters of a new tribe. The message was
gladly heard, but it was so foreign to the people that
few of them could understand it. The missionary
must go there again and again. And there are other
tribes still farther and farther afield. They too, must
be reached, by elephant, on horseback, by auto, by
canoe, and ofttimes on foot. It matters not how
difficult the way, these people must hear the gospel.
Moreover, someone must settle in each center. In
providing such leaders our Bible Schools will have
a large ministry. They may be Annamese or Cam¬
bodian or Siamese or Laosian, or they may come
from among the tribes, but there must be Christian
leaders for every congregation. They must be such
as know the Word of God; and they must be those
through whom the Lord can work.