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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 23, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 12.

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South Africa

By F. B. Armitage; Mary Armitage

GWELO.— The work is onward here. We can see a great change since we first came to Africa. There is an increasing desire on the part of the natives to hear the word of God and to learn to read. We see plainly that God is compelling them, as it were, to come and hear the words of life—not that all who hear will be converted; still many have a rich experience in the things of God.
We are of good courage. We are glad in our hearts that our people are beginning to wake up and go to work in earnest, so as to finish the work soon. We pray God to help us so to work for him that we may hasten the coming of our blessed Lord. Then we can soon be at home with him in glory.
We pray that the blessing of God may rest on the work, and that many of those who sit in darkness may be brought to his marvelous light.
F. B. AND MARY ARMITAGE.