The Work at Kimberley, South Africa by J. V. WILLSON; MRS. J. V. WILLSON

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 3, 1903

The Work at Kimberley, South Africa

By J. V. WILLSON; MRS. J. V. WILLSON

We are glad to be able to report progress in the medical missionary work here. During the year 1901 new bath-rooms were erected to accommodate the increasing patronage. These are well finished, and are furnished with modern appliances for baths and treatments. Since the new rooms were built, the work has increased greatly, and it is now in a flourishing condition.

During the last few months the physicians of the place have become interested in our treatments, and seven of the leading doctors are sending us patients. The Lord has blessed our medical missionary work, and we have seen many remarkable cures.

The great De Beers Diamond Mining Co., employing thousands of men, have voted to instruct their doctors to send their patients to our baths for treatment. Already this is greatly increasing our work. The government physician who prescribes for the post-office employees, is sending the clerks here, and the Cape police are coming also. This means a great deal for the work here. We are glad to have a part in this closing message, and wish to continue in it to the end.

J. V. WILLSON, MRS. J. V. WILLSON.