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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 4, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 1.

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Mission Notes

JAPAN boasts of her eight hundred million gods.
FIVE persons were baptized in Colon recently, by Brother Peckover, prior to his leaving for Bocas del Toro, for recuperation.
BROTHER FRANK HALL and family, of Jamaica, are to take up work in Grand Cayman. They are of good courage. Reports from the island are very favorable.
THE church-school at Mahogany Grove, Jamaica, is progressing wonderfully. Brother R. C. Kennedy is doing his best to make the work a success. He has an attendance of forty children, and the prospect is that many more will soon be added.
THE dedication of the church building at Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, was appointed for Sunday, September 10. This building, the largest of our churches in the East Caribbean Conference, is now entirely free from debt, and is ready to be placed in God’s hands for complete service.
IN writing to this office, Brother C. E. Rentfro, of Carcavellos, Portugal, encloses a copy of their first effort in Portuguese, which is a translation of No. 5 of The Family Bible Teacher. If any can use copies of this tract, Brother Rentfro will furnish them, post-paid, at the rate of ten for five cents. He writes encouragingly of the work there, and says of their language teacher: “We know God is working upon her heart by his Holy Spirit, and we pray that he may convert her to the truth of the third angel’s message. . . . Remember us in your prayers.”