p. 17 | CHAS. T. EVERSON by Chas. T. Everson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 11, 1906

CHAS. T. EVERSON

By Chas. T. Everson

Italy

ROME.—We shall soon open up the guns on Torino, the ancient capital of Italy. Already Brother Benezet has been there for some weeks, getting things in shape for a vigorous campaign this winter. The Professor will leave for Torino the first of next week. He has not been able to get away from his place until now. The heads of the institution would have him stay at any cost, as they had been counting on him as director of a larger institution that they intend building this fall. But he told them it was impossible, and they would have to think of providing a successor for him, as he was determined to go. Finally they have decided to release him, and have appointed a successor, who will occupy the place until a permanent director can be found. The Professor is enthusiastic about the work, and is entering into it with his whole soul. We hope for good results from the work at Torino.

I am working diligently again at Rome. I am giving three studies a week on the truths of the message to the canon of whom I wrote, and he seems very much impressed with the beauty and force of this truth. He told me the other day that he is beginning to feel a peace and a tranquillity that he has never known before, because he has learned to know God as a father.