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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 18.

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Asia Minor

By A. BUZUGHERIAN

TARSUS.—From January 7 to March 2 I had a rejoiceful visit to Tarsus. We studied in the Word of God together with the five brethren and three sisters, and the Lord came near and blessed us. Outsiders also would unite with us in the studies, among whom there are souls ready to obey. A brother who was residing in Mersine came to Tarsus for a short time to participate in the studies. Also a Greek brother attended our meetings, having come from sixty hours' distance, the most part of which he walked. This brother knows well the Greek language, and is learning the English language with great zeal. Now he is with me in Adana. He earnestly studies all our truths, and is very happy in the knowledge he has gained. We expect that he will return to his home to proclaimthe warning message for our time. Our brethren in Tarsus also are very desirous of learning the English language so that they may read our papers. One of them takes the Bible Training School, and as his wife knows English, they study it together. One of the brethren desired to be baptized while I was there, but because of the cold weather and of his weakness, it was delayed. We expect that many who have accepted the truth in this country will be ready to meet our Lord at his coming.
A. BUZUGHERIAN.