p. 20 | Progress in Venezuela

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

Progress in Venezuela

Brother S. A. Oberg sends the following encouraging note regarding the progress which the colporteur work is making in Venezuela:—

“Since the beginning of this year we have sold over $2,500 worth of our large books in this field. In our first shipment of books, we ordered only 50 half morocco out of a total of 500. In our next, we ordered 150 of the half morocco, also 50 of the full morocco. In the last order which our native canvassers have sent me, they have asked for the last copy of the full morocco. We have three as good colporteurs as can be found anywhere, for which we thank the Lord. We also have two women who are selling books and doing Bible work. For these evidences of advancement we praise the Lord. We can see that he has set his hand to the finishing of the work in this very needy field, and in that glad day when the work is finished, I hope to see in the kingdom many of these dear ones with whom we have labored.”