p. 24 | The Work in Formosa

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 29, 1911

The Work in Formosa

Another portion of the world field not having heard the third angel's message has been entered. Two Chinese workers were recently sent into the island of Formosa, where they had excellent success circulating our literature. The greater portion of the people speak Chinese, although politically the island belongs to Japan, and is undergoing many modern improvements. As it lies near China, in our work it has been annexed to the Chinese Mission field. It is only one night by boat from the mainland. The brethren secured three hundred subscriptions for the Chinese paper, besides selling much other literature. As considerable interest was manifested, Elder W. C. Hankins expects to go over there this autumn to continue the effort.