p. 24 | Letters from Mexico and India

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 27, 1913

Letters from Mexico and India

A LETTER just received from Elder G. W. Caviness reports his return to Mexico City from the southernmost part of Mexico, where he had been visiting Indian believers. He says: “I had a splendid time down there, and while they were fighting here in Mexico City, I was having good meetings with our brethren, and baptized twenty altogether. The interest there is growing, and we plan to open up work in some new places.” We may count upon it always that even amid war and revolution God's work will go forward swiftly to the close.

A LETTER from Elder J. L. Shaw, superintendent of the Indian Union Mission, referring to his coming to General Conference, says: “I have arranged my date, April 1, for sailing from Bombay. I am planning to take Mrs. Shaw and the children at my own expense as far as England.” One by one many of our laborers from the great mission fields will be turning their faces toward America for the General Conference gathering. To the hearts of all this will be a meeting of deep interest. Let us remember it in prayer that God may make of this gathering a great inspiration to this movement.