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Progress in Turkey and India

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 27, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 17.

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Progress in Turkey and India

Forty-one persons were baptized last year in the Turkish Mission Field; also ten were added to the church by vote. In this very difficult field, with only tracts to use, over six hundred dollars' worth of literature was sold among Moslems during 1910. This represents much earnest, devoted work on the part of two or three laborers, who, through love of the truth, are enduring persecution and hardship to place the message before their countrymen. It is evident that God's rich blessing is attending these efforts in Turkey.
ELDER GEO. F. ENOCH writes, March 23, that they were at Poona, preparing to remove to Panvel, where they have established their permanent mission for work among the Mahrati people on the Bombay side of India. He encloses a copy of their first tract, “Consecration,” in this language. “Steps to Christ” is also now ready for circulation.