Reports from German and Matabele Missions

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 28, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 43.

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Reports from German and Matabele Missions

Elder L. R. Conradi writes that the work in the German Union Conference is prospering. The last quarter shows a gain of about two hundred and fifty Sabbath keepers.
Another young man who accepted the truth in the Anglo-Chinese Academy in Honolulu, has gone to Walla Walla, to prepare for work in his native country.
Elder G. W. Reaser writes that the father of two of the girls who were baptized while he was at the Matabele Mission has given his consent for them to come and live at the mission, and they have brought a sister with them. Two more young men have come to attend school, and another young girl has joined the school, coming with her father's full consent. There are now sixty-four pupils enrolled. Two of the number, boys, are assisting in the home school, and are spending a portion of each school day in teaching a native school seven miles away, where they have an average attendance of twenty-eight pupils.