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New Workers Entering Central America

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 18, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 57.

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Photo by J. B. Stuyvesant
Photo by J. B. Stuyvesant

New Workers Entering Central America

By J. B. STUYVESANT

J. B. STUYVESANT
JUST a few lines to let you know that we are rejoicing and thanking the Lord and the General Conference brethren for sending us the help for which we have been praying and looking so long. And now that these workers have actually come, I am sending you a picture of them which we took the other day.
Brother and Sister Brown have gone on to Salvador, and should teach there tomorrow or next day if the boat arrived at San Jose on scheduled time.
Brother Innis expects to start tomorrow or the next day for Esquintla, to sell books, and we hope and earnestly pray that he may have success, in spite of the poor financial condition of the country. Pray for us, and for Brother Innis especially.
Guatemala City.