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Elder Evans Visits the Far East

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 10, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 37.

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Elder Evans Visits the Far East

When it was announced several weeks ago that Elder I. H. Evans had been invited by the Mission Board to visit the far East, it was expected that he would sail the latter part of August, but some important business matters demanded his attention at that time and his departure was consequently delayed. Brother Evans left Washington the first of this week, planning to sail for Japan from San Francisco, September 15, on the steamship “Mongolia” of the Pacific Steamship Company’s line. He expects to visit all our mission stations in Japan, Korea, and China, and will unite with the workers in those fields in deciding important questions relating to the future of the work in those countries. It is probable that he will be away from headquarters at least six months, and possibly longer. We are sure that many will unite in the prayer that Brother Evans may have a safe and prosperous journey, and be greatly blessed in the important mission upon which he goes.