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Rest for Weary Missionaries

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 9, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 13.

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Rest for Weary Missionaries

AFTER several years of faithful labor in the trying climate of Burma, Brother and Sister R. B. Thurber and their family were compelled to seek change and rest and medical care in the States. Sister Thurber is at present at the Paradise Valley Sanitarium, Southern California, receiving treatment in an effort to regain her health. “Come ye yourselves apart . . . and rest a while,” becomes at times as much the duty of the missionary to obey as the Master’s injunction, “Go ye.”
LIFE AND HEALTH for April contains an excellent article on the subject of fresh air, from the pen of Dr. J. F. Morse. This is only one of many excellent articles in this number. It will pay every reader of the REVIEW to secure the April number of the health journal; and for that matter, every reader of the REVIEW should be a regular subscriber to Life and Health.