Mission Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Oct 1, 1903

SINCE the middle of January over twenty have been baptized in British Guiana. Besides these, nine others were received into the church. Brother Babcock writes that although they have many perplexing things to meet, they are much encouraged to see so many precious souls accept the message.

IN a recent letter from Cape Haytien, Hayti, Brother Henry Williams mentions a lone Sabbath-keeper about thirty miles from where he is living, in a Spanish part of the island. She has been keeping the Sabbath for a number of years, having learned it from literature which he sent her. Two others joined with her; but a minister who visited their locality spoke against the Sabbath, and these two were led to return to Sunday-keeping. But this sister could not be moved. She is now waiting for baptism.