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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Dec 14, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 50.

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India

By Anna Orr

OUR work grows more encouraging here, and more and more doors are open to us. There are a few who seem to be in the valley of decision. We have spent some time preparing the soil, hoping that the seed will have a better chance to germinate, grow, and bear fruit. It is too early to say yet what the harvest will be, but we hope to come rejoicing by and by, bringing our sheaves with us.
Brother Meyers is now with us, and this strengthens our work. We have gathered some of our friends and neighbors into the house on several occasions, and Brother Meyers has conducted some profitable Bible studies.
Two little orphan Tamil girls have been turned over to us. One has been sent to Karmatar. The other girl is with Mrs. Meyers. She is a sweet girl, willing to work, and very anxious to learn. If she sees that Mrs. Meyers is not busy, she asks her to read to her. She wants to go to school. She is about twelve years old. She lost her mother from plague a short time ago.
We are of good courage. My health is much better, and I am enjoying my work. We have delightful weather here now. ANNA ORR.