S. A. LOCKWOOD by S. A. Lockwood

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 30, 1902

S. A. LOCKWOOD

By S. A. Lockwood

Japan

TOKIO.— We arrived in Yokohama on the morning of October 21, and were met by Brethren Field and Burden. Although the ocean was rough much of the way, we did not suffer so much from seasickness as from lack of proper food. We came expecting to be content with the country: we think we shall be quite well satisfied. When we see the great needs about us, we are glad the Lord has given us the privilege of working here. I thought, while in America, that Japan was a needy field, but it seems to me now that it is a hundred times more needy than it appeared then.