Prescott and Town in Brazil

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 10, 1916

Prescott and Town in Brazil

LETTERS from Elders W. W. Prescott and N. Z. Town, mailed from Brazil, tell of their safe arrival in that country. Brother Prescott says: “We are doing our best to make our visit count for all that is possible in the advancement of the message in this great field. We have had a busy time since we landed in Rio de Janeiro. Every day has been fully occupied, and we have been tired enough at night to get to bed early if we could have the privilege. Now that our meeting has begun here in Sao Paulo, we shall have a very full program till we take the boat for Buenos Aires. There is a good attendance on the part of our workers, and we hope to have a profitable time together. I have found conditions here more favorable than I expected. The work is moving forward, and people are being brought into the truth. There have been five hundred additions in this union conference during this last biennial term.” Brethren Prescott and Town have sent in reports of their experiences, which we shall print in our next number.