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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jan 12, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 2.

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South Africa

By A. W. KUEHL

JOHANNESBURG.—Our work is moving along nicely in Johannesburg. A few are deciding for the truth; six have taken their stand definitely. Others are wavering and we can not yet tell which way the balance will turn.
Sister Webster is doing good work as a medical missionary, and is also giving quite a number of Bible readings. Sister Keet is progressing in the work nicely, and has several Bible readers. Brother Robinson is looking after the tent, and spending what time he can in canvassing.
We have a children’s meeting each Sunday afternoon, with an average attendance of over sixty. My wife is very grateful to those who have been kind enough to send us back numbers of the Little Friend and the Youth’s Instructor, and would like to have as many more as we can get. The children appreciate the papers very much. All papers may be sent to 20 Jacoba St., Troyville, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Our Sabbath-school also is increasing in numbers and interest. A kindergarten department has just been opened. The little children are much pleased.
A. W. KUEHL.