In North Borneo

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In North Borneo

WE arrived in North Borneo in June, 1913, and immediately began preaching the gospel, finding first openings among the Chinese. On January 1 we baptized seven of that nationality. One of these had formerly been a heathen fisherman, worshiping his ancestors and idols. Now he loves to study the Word of God, and to tell the gospel message to his fellow fishermen. Two young Chinese men are starting a school where they can gather in the heathen children and teach them about Jesus.
Borneo has an advantage over the other islands of the East Indies as a missionary field, in that Mohammedanism has not obtained a foothold here.
R. P. MONTGOMERY.