p. 14 | Burma by H. B. Meyers

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 2, 1905

Burma

By H. B. Meyers

WE have much to be grateful for; the Lord has continued his mercies to us in strengthening us physically as well as spiritually, and thus helped us still to be of good courage in the conflict. We also see evidences of his blessing in the work here. During the past months there has not only been a revival in our night meetings, but we have also had some enjoyable Sabbath morning gatherings, at which the attendance both of adults and children has been larger than at any previous time. Some of our recent inquirers after the truth are now taking a deep interest in the advent message, and the present Sabbath-school studies in the book of Revelation have helped greatly to encourage the older adherents to the truth.

Our school is doing nicely. We have twenty-two pupils enrolled. We are now at the close of what has been an unusually heavy rainy season, even for Lower Burma, and wish for the advent of dry weather, when we shall be able to do more outdoor work.

Mrs. Meyers is having some good experiences in canvassing the town for the Oriental Watchman and Good Health, and the friendly greetings with which she is welcomed into most homes, and the appreciation shown for her literature, are very encouraging.

H. B. MEYERS.