Burma

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 24, 1912

From Burma Brother W. Caratt sends the following cheering word:—

“During the last month I have been much encouraged by the way people have expressed themselves in regard to our literature. Those who already had such books as ‘Patriarchs and Prophets’ and ‘Christ’s Object Lessons’ ordered ‘Great Controversy’ and ‘Daniel and the Revelation.’ One man who had a half-dozen of our books added to his library ‘Desire of Ages’ and ‘Daniel and the Revelation,’ and ordered fifty tracts sent to him every month.

“The Shans, like the Karens, are waiting for the Saviour, who has waited so long for them. My earnest prayer is that the books left behind may be the means of pointing them to him. Pray for the canvassing work in Burma. God’s message for to-day is being scattered like the leaves of autumn. The printed page is going where the preacher can not go.”