South Africa by J. V. Willson; Sara E. Willson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 31, 1907

South Africa

By J. V. Willson; Sara E. Willson

KIMBERLEY.— While reading the reports from the various fields, our hearts have been stirred to see the advancement of the work all over the world, and we can say we wish to keep step with the message. It is eight years last August since we began medical missionary work in Kimberley. There have been times of great trial and perplexity, and sometimes the way has looked very dark ahead, but the good hand of the Lord has been over the work, and has brought it through every trial and difficulty, and the outlook is the best now of any time since we began.

Our hearts have been deeply afflicted by the loss of our only child, our daughter Floy, whom we sent to America to receive a fitting up for missionary work in Africa; but the Healer has been here, and has given strength to go on and not faint. Our anchor holds. We trust in our God, and desire to press forward in the Master's work as long as life and strength shall last. J. V. WILLSON, SARA E. WILLSON.