Seminary Students in South America by E. R. P.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 7, 1911

Seminary Students in South America

By E. R. P.

A LETTER from Brother Maximo Trummer, general agent of the South American Union Conference, refers to the arrival and work of Brethren Lorenz and Stauffer in South America. Early in the year, these brethren were sent from the Foreign Mission Seminary to join Brother Trummer in the colporteur work in the South American field. Brother Trummer writes:—

“Brother Lorenz is doing good work. He has already taken eleven orders in a single day. Brother Stauffer came last Tuesday to make a beginning. With these two brethren together, I had the best time of my life. It is interesting to see them develop in experience day by day, to talk and plan with them about the future, and to pray for the success of the work in these great South American republics. I am having the most blessed experiences of my life. We pray that the Lord will make us all useful and true as laborers in his precious cause.”

We are glad to hear from these brethren who were so recently sent to South America from the Foreign Mission Seminary. Let us follow them with our prayers. South America is called “the land of to-morrow.” There are great possibilities before our work in that continent. Faithful, true-hearted leaders are necessary for the development of the work. We pray and trust that these brethren will gain a rich experience and become strong leaders in that great needy field.

E. R. P.