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Rogers Mission Delayed in Tanganyika

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 11, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 56.

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Rogers Mission Delayed in Tanganyika

FROM South Africa comes the word that because of the failing health of Sister Joel C. Rogers, she is obliged to leave the Tanganyika Plateau, which she and her husband reached about a year ago, after a long, toilsome journey. On account of the war, which broke out just after they arrived in this hitherto unentered region, they were not permitted to locate a mission on the site they had selected. We regret the failure of Sister Rogers's health, and also the further delay occasioned thereby. It was not decided whether Brother Rogers, after accompanying his wife to where she could go to the Cape alone, would go with her, or return to hold the situation at their prospective mission.