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Caterham Mission Progress

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 13, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 37.

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Caterham Mission Progress

By L. Brooking

England

CATERHAM.— The Lord is blessing us here in every way. There are many evidences of how he is working on hearts. A short time ago a young man, a son of a Wesleyan minister, accepted the truth here; he remains firm, meeting on Sabbaths with the Manchester church. A Jewish lady who has been here some time has accepted Christ and all the truth for this time. Two young men came here to make inquiries in regard to entering the health work; one of them has accepted the truth and is taking the nurses' course, and we hope that the other will take the same stand. Others show an interest in the truth. The institution remains well filled. Among the patients are three ministers and one doctor. We are glad of a part in the Lord's closing work. We have enjoyed talks from Elders Spicer and Conradi concerning the progress of the message in the earth. L. BROOKING.