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Greetings from German East Africa

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 28, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 52.

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Greetings from German East Africa

A BELATED greeting for the week of prayer comes in from Elder E. Kotz, of German East Africa. It is a wonderful testimony to the power of the truth that he sends us. The Lord is pouring out the latter rain upon the waste places:—
“German East Africa sends its greetings. Some days ago we celebrated the Lord’s Supper with a good congregation. Hearing these souls rescued from heathenism singing and praying, I thought of the time four years ago, when, as we climbed the mountains to reach them, they uttered their war-cry, ‘The enemy comes!’ What a contrast now by the power of God’s truth! I have just baptized eleven more. Over sixty are preparing for baptism. The Lord is good.”
The Boston Herald of November 28 notes with much commendation a dinner given to Dr. Wiley, chief of the National Health Bureau, with Mrs. Wiley, at Melrose, Mass., by the New England Sanitarium.