p. 16 | The Work in Mexico City by G. W. Caviness

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 26, 1907

The Work in Mexico City

By G. W. Caviness

We still continue meetings three times each week in the city of Mexico. At our last quarterly meeting three new ones were baptized and received into the church. One other was received on profession of faith. During the last quarter over one hundred and thirty-five dollars was received in donations from collections taken up on the Sabbath. Besides this, over forty dollars was received from the Sabbath-school collections of our little company.

Brother Gillis, from the Pacific Press, has been with us for about three months, in charge of the printing work. The two canvassers who are spending all their time in the field are meeting with success, so that we are printing four thousand copies of our Spanish paper this year. A considerable quantity of literature besides the paper is being distributed.

The Pacific Press kindly gave us a small printing-press that had passed through the fire. It is now being repaired, and we hope to have it in operation soon. It is a cylinder press, and will help us very much in getting out our paper, which at present is run on a little foot-press. We are glad to see the increase in sales of books and other literature in the United States and elsewhere, and long to see the time when Mexico will be doing what ought to be done and can be done in that work. Remember Mexico and the work and workers in this dark part of the great harvest-field. G. W. CAVINESS.