p. 24 | News from Basutoland and Watford

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 10, 1910

News from Basutoland and Watford

WE hear the sad word, through Elder R. C. Porter, of the death of the infant son of Brother and Sister H. C. Olmstead, of our Basutoland Mission, which occurred Dec. 19, 1909. Elder Porter writes of the calm and trustful faith of these workers under the trial, their desire being to push the work the more earnestly into the heathen darkness of Africa in order that the glad day of triumph over sin and death may be hastened. The only way out of this dominion of sickness and suffering and death is by way of the finishing of this work of carrying the message to all peoples. “Then shall the end come.”

THE British Missionary Worker, of January 5, gives a picture of the new college building being erected at Watford, near London. The brick work was apparently done and the roof nearly finished. We shall hope erelong to present our readers with a view of the finished structure.