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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 13, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 15.

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British Honduras

By A. S. Rust

BELIZE.—The week of prayer was a time of refreshing to the little company here. The Lord came near to us, and we all felt a desire to reconsecrate our lives to the Lord’s work. God has a faithful few who are trying to be a light in this dark land. Catholicism is in power to a large degree, still our little company is growing stronger in faith as well as in numbers. Duty called Elder Goodrich to the Bay Islands. We regretted his absence from us, but we all realized the presence of the Lord, and received largely of his richest blessings.
The brethren here are poor, but they are earnest and faithful with the little they have in making their annual offerings. The offerings for the week of prayer amount to $11.93. We desire an interest in the prayers of all for the advancement of the work in this field. There has been an addition of eleven to the church since the week of prayer—eight by baptism. Thus the work is onward. A. S. Rust.