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A Chinese Girl's Message to America

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 4, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 44.

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A Chinese Girl's Message to America

ONE of the girls in our Bethel Girls' School, Canton, sends this message to America:—
“I thank the brethren in America for loving us in China so much that you send missionaries to preach the gospel to us, that we may hear the true word. I am so very happy, and for that reason I write a few words to thank you. I hope God will bless each one of you, give his peace to you, make you strong physically, and establish your hearts to do God's work. For the privilege of attending school I also thank you, my brethren and sisters, and also that you have given money with which to buy school building.”
And we assure Kwok Tak Yan, the writer of this little letter, that we thank God she has learned to love “the true word” in the Bethel School. We trust she may become a worker for God.