Bay Islands

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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 39.

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Bay Islands

UTILLA.—I finished my first tour through the Bay Islands in the interest of medical missionary work early in July. I have visited the principal towns, and find the openings rather favorable, as a whole. In some places the people are anxious to have an institution established where the principles of rational treatment and health reform may be carried out. Different plans will soon be laid for progressive work, and we will report again.
I am glad to learn that the Lord’s people are deciding to move out into regions beyond. It is difficult for those who are content to remain at home to realize the more urgent needs of the outlying borders of the world’s great field. May the Lord bless, comfort, and sustain those who are giving their hearts and talents to him for service in foreign fields.
A. J. HETHERINGTON.