Elder Conradi's South American Visit

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 13, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 41.

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Elder Conradi's South American Visit

UNLESS some change in the program has occurred, Elder L. R. Conradi is sailing from Europe this week, to attend union meetings in South America during the autumn and early winter, expecting to return in January. During his visit it is proposed to organize the Brazilian field into a union conference, thus making two unions in South America. It had been planned a year ago that Elder A. G. Daniells should respond to this call from the brethren in South America; but with the duties coming to him in connection with the revival of special evangelistic effort for the cities, it was found impossible for him to go. In the emergency Elder Conradi arranged to leave his division of the field for a few months. This will deprive some portions of the needy Levant of his services this winter; but his counsel and labor will be a great blessing in the South American field, as the brethren seek to further organize their work for the evangelization of the mixed languages and peoples of the great Neglected Continent.