A Good Beginning in a New Field

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

A Good Beginning in a New Field

BROTHER JOHN L. BROWN, who has recently gone to the republic of Salvador to pioneer the work in that field, writes as follows regarding the beginning he has been able to make:—

“I have made my first canvass here in Salvador, and the Lord greatly blessed the effort. The first man to whom I showed the book was an officer in the National Health Department. He was so interested in the book that he put down his name for ten copies, and then sealed the order with the government seal. The Lord is also helping me to secure recommendations from two of the leading doctors for the book. I am now trying to get an interview with the president of the republic. This is rather difficult, but I hope to succeed.”