People begging to hear more of the Good News

New missionary Hannah Davies accompanied her coworkers Bertha and Mrs. Chang on a tour sharing “the glad news of Jesus” with Chinese villagers. In each place the good news was eagerly received, and the people begged them to return and tell them more.

Jonathan Goforth had a passion and fearlessness for preaching, which was encouraged by the ready reception of the Good News by the people. Though he spent long hours teaching crowds about Jesus, his joy was so great that he said, "It is no weariness to the flesh to tell out the Gospel to people so willing to hear. Time flies and our strength is renewed like the eagle’s".

Lord Radstock's sister, Elzabeth Waldegrave, shared the Good News with a few sailors at a funeral. They begged her to have a meeting and tell them more, resulting in waves of revival amongst sailors for more than twenty years.

Reverend Weitbrecht shared the Good News to an ever-increasing crowd of nineteenth century Hindus. They were so taken with the love of God as depicted in the story of the Prodigal Son, that they begged him to tell them more.

Through song and speaking, Tommie Titcombe shared the truly good news of God's love and forgiveness in Jesus Christ with a tribe of the Yagba people. They begged him to stay and tell them more.

550 women from around Ping Yang assembled eagerly to learn God's ways through Bible Study. Zealously, they paid their bills with some walking up to five days just to join the class.