Mission Reports from Fiji and Norfolk Island
SISTER PARKER writes from their mission station in Fiji that a man and his wife from the island of Cikobia, twelve miles from them, had come to study for the ministry. This man is a skilled workman in wood, and gave up a good position for the work's sake. With this family came the son of the chief of Cikobia. This young man is blind. He is taking Bible lessons, has a wonderful memory, and seems consecrated to the Lord's service. THE week of prayer was observed in Norfolk Island, and those who attended the meetings were much blessed. Although money is scarce on the island, all gave something to the collection for missions, including those who did not attend the meeting. The total amount given was £2 5s. 2d. Sister Belden expresses much gratitude for this season of blessing to the church, and the desire on the part of all to have some part in the annual offering. She says, “There may be some souls found in the kingdom of God as the result of this little offering from Norfolk Island.”