Work Advancing in Italy

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 18, 1907

Work Advancing in Italy

A LETTER from Elder Everson, of Rome, Italy, says: “I hear from Torino that the work is moving along nicely there, and a good interest is being manifested. The people seem to be much pleased with the preaching of Professor Fant. I have just written him to go to a little town near Turin, to visit an Italian brother and wife who have recently come to Italy from South America. This brother has written me that he has scattered tracts in his neighborhood, and there is a good interest being awakened in the truth. He said that the Sabbath before he wrote, a lady who had read the tracts given her had come to inquire more about these things, so he was anxious that I should visit him. But as I am too far away, I asked Brother Fant to go, and I think he is there now. This brother said that he began to keep the Sabbath in South America simply from the instruction which he had received from a neighbor, and that after a little work done there by one of our laborers, twelve Italians began the observance of the Sabbath, and fully embraced the truth.”