Words of Commendation

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 27, 1916

Words of Commendation

Our denominational work among the Indians in the Inca Union Mission is one of the most interesting lines of work conducted by our missionaries in any part of the world. A suitable account of the conditions among the Indians, and of what has been done and is being done for them, would make a book of fascinating missionary reading.

In an article by Gerhard J. Schilling (Methodist Episcopal), appearing in the Missionary Review of the World for November, 1915, the work of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stahl is commended in the following words:—

In Puno, Peru, an excellent Christian couple, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stahl, independently work for the evangelization of the Indians. They often live in abject poverty, and while they are most Christ-like, healing the sick and helping the needy, no constitution can stand the strain they put on theirs, and with their disappearance from the field the work is likely to come to an end.

We trust all our readers will unite in prayer to God that the health of these devoted workers will not break, as Dr. Schilling anticipates, but that sufficient additional workers may be sent to aid them, so that Brother and Sister Stahl may have adequate help in their work for the Indians.