West Africa by J. M. HYATT.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 31, 1905

West Africa

By J. M. HYATT.

FREETOWN, SIERRA LEONE.—This leaves us in good health. I have taken much interest in the people of this place. I am holding a very interesting Bible reading on Thursday evening, at one of the houses, and prayer-meeting on Wednesday evening at my home. There are nearly a score of persons who are more or less interested. Some of these are leading native ministers. But I dare not press the investigations too far until I am sure that an effort will be made here.

For our part, we have no desire to leave Africa, but rather to push the work when it lies in our power to do so. J. M. HYATT.

(This letter was written before Brother Hyatt had word that Elder Babcock and his wife were on their way to the West Coast of Africa.)