Report From Ecuador

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 2, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 40.

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Report From Ecuador

I AM glad to inform the readers of the REVIEW that I recently visited a company of believers in Guabo. While there I had the privilege of adding one to the company through baptism. Others are now waiting for baptism until I visit them again. We also celebrated the Lord’s Supper while together. These brethren gave excellent testimonies, expressing their desires to be overcomers in the trials which may overtake them. Notwithstanding that these souls have been in the darkness of Catholicism for fifty years, and some even sixty years, they now are praising God for the truth which they have received.
It is especially encouraging to see how eager they are to read our Spanish literature, from the largest books to the smallest tracts. These brethren in Ecuador are poor, but they are faithful in bringing their tithes and offerings to the treasure-house of God. We ask those who read this to remember this field in their prayers. S. MANGOLD.