Mission Notes

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

Two hundred Indian pupils are expected to enter school work at the Plateria mission, near Lake Titicaca, Peru, this spring. Brother and Sister J. M. Howell, with Indian assistants, are to be in charge of the school.

BROTHER I. F. BLUE, in charge of the India training school at Lucknow, was recently compelled to go to our treatment rooms in Calcutta because of a relapse after an attack of diphtheria. Brother Roland Loasby is conducting the class work during Brother Blue’s absence.

BROTHER J. S. JAMES, in a letter dated Dec. 19, 1915, says: “Our work is going forward very encouragingly here in the South India Mission. The close of this month will show that we have had more baptisms the past year than any other part of the field has had. We have numerous open doors that we cannot enter without additional help and means. We are now printing literature in two new languages. Our colporteurs are going out into the remote villages and districts, and many favorable reports are coming in.”