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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Feb 11, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 6.

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Egypt

By Ella McIntyre

CAIRO.—The Lord has been good to me since I left Ohio, and on my journey here gave me kind friends, who helped me much in making change of boats at Naples. Though not of the same church, we were blessed in Bible study every day. Our aims were mutual, they being missionaries of the Brethren Church, bound for India. At Naples we united in a praise service for our pleasant and safe voyage.
In crossing the Mediterranean Sea we were permitted to pass through a severe storm. But the Pilot of Galilee brought us safely through, for which we could only praise our faithful Heavenly Father. I reached here November 4, and am glad to join our missionaries in working for these precious souls.
Truly the harvest is ripe. We need ten workers to be learning the language, where now we have one. Mrs. Wakeham is trying to answer the appeal for help in Kenah, Upper Egypt. They are eager for teachers for the children. May the Lord give us all richly of his spirit of service. ELLA MCINTYRE.