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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 15, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 35.

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The Garhwal Mission School

By Chas. C. Belgrave

Our school is again open; and though there are difficulties, I trust we shall be able by the grace of God to overcome them. I find Satan exceedingly busy in this part of the world, always ready to stir up some visionary matter, in order that people may be scared away from the light of God's unchangeable Word. But Jesus was never discouraged, and we should be like him. The war is on in India against the seemingly impregnable strongholds of heathenism. It is encouraging to know that Jehovah is on our side, and that we must conquer in the end.
I hope that from among these boys who are now receiving instruction in our school here at Garhwal we may get some bright and good workers for India. It takes time, but the victory will come. Faith, patience, and love will accomplish much for the kingdom of God.
The boy who stepped out on the side of the cross at Lucknow is doing well. He is studying with Elder I. F. Blue, preparatory to entering the training school as soon as it opens. May he be a star among his people, to lead them to the Babe of Bethlehem. I am praying and believing that others will take their stand on the side of right this year.
CHAS. C. BELGRAVE.