Among the Karens, Burma
By G. A. HAMILTON
You will be glad to know that we have secured our mission land. The money is paid, and the deed signed, so we can go ahead and build up our station. We are buying material for the house now. If you find Moulmein on the map of Burma, and measure up the Salween River, you will find our station seventy-five miles up in the jungles, and fifteen or twenty miles from the border of Siam. There are big mountains all around us, and we are right on the bank of the mighty Salween River, facing east to the Siamese frontier. I am convinced that the Lord guided us to our land. The situation is very beautiful, and very suitable to our needs. Our work is very strenuous these days. We are busy also getting out our first literature for the Karens. I had the privilege of baptizing two Karens recently. It was our first baptism among these people. Brother Votaw had baptized two others before in the same place. We have organized our first Sabbath school among the Karens, and our first month's offering was about three dollars. We are well, and full of faith and courage. Remember the Karens when you pray.