p. 15 | Italy by Chas. T. Everson.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Sep 7, 1905

Italy

By Chas. T. Everson.

ROME.—I am sure that this field will not be without its precious gems for the garner, even if they will not be so abundant. Very often, the more rare they are, the more precious and valuable.

We are glad to say that the Lord is blessing us, and we are not stopping while we wait for help, but are pushing right ahead.

The professor whom I mentioned in a former report, is daily becoming more thoroughly established in the truth, and has now been a member of the church nearly three months. He lost his position in the college, as they refused him the Sabbath, and he resigned. But the Lord helped him, and he got another position a few days afterward, in the home of one of the most prominent members of the Italian Parliament, as a private professor.

The young officer mentioned in the article has decided in favor of the truth, and will be received into the church next Sabbath. We have many other interesting things to report, but I shall write them later.

I have read with interest the reports of the General Conference. I wish you much of the Lord’s blessing in your efforts for him.

CHAS. T. EVERSON.