Nassau, Bahamas

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1916

An interesting letter has been received from G. G. Coffin. We quote an extract:—

“We have enjoyed the Lord’s blessing, and to him belongs the praise for any success that has attended the work of this school.

“At present forty-five are in attendance , with the promise of more soon. Five leave in March for other islands of the group, and two white boys whose father recently died are going to New York to live with relatives.

“We have nothing to complain of and everything to be thankful for. It seems a long time to look forward to workers ever going out from our school, for all are so young, are children of unbelievers, and take the Bible lessons in order to get the common branches; but we are to wait ‘for the precious fruit of the earth,’ and have ‘long patience for it.’”