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Sister Vasenius and Maine Revival

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 20, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 12.

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Sister Vasenius and Maine Revival

WHILE Brethren Conradi and Dail were returning from their visit among the African missions, they received at Aden, on the Red Sea, the sad news of the death of Sister F. W. Vasenius, wife of Dr. Vasenius, of fever. Brother Dail writes: “When we left her she seemed in perfect health for Africa, but I noted as we said good-by that there came a look of exceeding loneliness over her face, and tears in her eyes. However, she was happy in the work. She leaves two little children and a husband with whom we deeply sympathize.” In this sympathy all our people will join.
A REAL revival of our work in the Maine Conference is indicated by the report of the president, Elder J. F. Piper, in this number. But few of our conferences can present a better showing.