p. 18 | W. C. HANKINS by W. C. Hankins

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 18, 1909

W. C. HANKINS

By W. C. Hankins

China

Our work in Fukien is moving slowly at present. A few have been baptized this year, and there are some others nearly ready for baptism. We expect, also, to organize the companies at Dogang and Tsuan Chiu into churches soon. Personally, I have not been able to do quite as much aggressive work in the interior as I could wish. Three months out of the nine have been spent out of the province, in Shanghai and Middle China, and the building of our home has also kept me tied to Kulangsu somewhat closely. Of course there has been plenty to do here in the preparation of literature, language study, etc. This does not show much in reports. It possibly will net greater returns for the kingdom in the long run, however.