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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 8, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 17.

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Reports from China and India Missions

ELDER W. C. HANKINS, writing from Amoy, China, says of the work there: “We are hard at work once more, and glad to be back in our old field. The outlook is encouraging. Our small force of workers has taken about two thousand subscriptions for our Chinese paper this last year in Fukien. One of our men went to Swatow four months ago, and he reports about six hundred subscriptions taken in that time. Our work in Fuchau is very promising, as more than fifty members have been added to our church there the past year. God is working to finish the work in this generation, and we are glad to have a part in this great undertaking.”
RECENT word from Sister May M. Quantock, who has served as treasurer of the India Mission for years, states that she and her daughter expect to sail March 23, coming by the Pacific route, reaching the Coast early in May. She hopes to visit Washington later.