p. 18 | Norfolk Island by H. MITCHELL.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 30, 1908

Norfolk Island

By H. MITCHELL.

We are having rather interesting times here just now. Three have taken their stand, and have been baptized. This has caused no little stir. One young married man is the godson of the archdeacon here.

We know this is the last message of mercy to be given to this world, and we must be faithful in telling the people, although we are often misunderstood and misrepresented. There are quite a few who are agreed that we preach a clean gospel, but the fear of meeting their priests and the ridicule of their friends is more than they can endure. Seeing precious souls halting between two opinions, and knowing it is a matter of eternal consequence to them, we feel the great solemnity of the work of preaching this last message.

We are all of good courage in the work. Any friends who would like to send back numbers of the Signs would assist our work here greatly. We thank all who have given us literature. We are trying to keep the homes supplied with the truth contained in our papers.

H. MITCHELL.