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Encouraging News from Mexico

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 21, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 47.

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Encouraging News from Mexico

WE learn of the safe arrival in the South of Elder G. G. and Mrs. Lowry, of India, ordered to the States on account of Mrs. Lowry's health. We are glad to hear that she endured the journey well, and pray that success may attend the battle to regain health in some favorable location in the Southwest. The eldest son of Elder J. S. James accompanied Brother and Sister Lowry to America, in order to enter the Graysville academy, Tennessee.
A NOTE of good cheer is sounded from Mexico, from amid the troublous times that we hope are now passing away. Elder G. W. Caviness says: “I am glad to tell you that in spite of the revolution the evangelical work is going ahead in Mexico. I have just visited some of the churches in the northern part. In three places, Torreon, Monterrey, and Visnaga, I baptized respectively seventeen, sixteen, and fourteen persons, forty-seven in all. The Monterrey company is a new one. Brother Robles is now there. From present appearances it seems that this year will be about the best we have had in evangelical work.” We are thankful for the good word of progress even amidst unrest. Mexico earnestly calls for a few more workers.