In the Land of the Judsons

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 3, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 44.

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In the Land of the Judsons

Miss Ollie Oberholtzer, M. D., who has been at work in Burma three years, writes:—
“Of late I have been doing some work in the Rangoon church, and the eagerness shown to have me call and talk on health principles demonstrated their interest in this work. I also visited Meiktila, in Upper Burma. Here I met Mohammedans, Burmese, and natives of India anxious to learn concerning health principles. In Meiktila there is a real interest springing up among the Buddhists to know more about the gospel. One man ordered a Bible.”
Ministry to the physical needs is a valuable means in reaching the heart. Christ employed these methods of labor.