Costa Rica by H. Louie Mignot

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 28, 1906

Costa Rica

By H. Louie Mignot

THE work is onward because it is of God. Since my last writing, two have been buried with their Lord in baptism. “Through the faith of the operation of God, who hath raised” them above their sins, they have been thus enabled to walk in newness of life. Five others have been led into the way of truth, who, we trust, after they shall have been fully instructed, will bring forth fruits worthy of repentance, and so put on their Lord. We have had our little difficulties to meet, but we are not discouraged, as they “are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us” hereafter.

I am very glad that the way has been opened so that a Spanish worker has now entered this most needy field. He is now located in San Jose, the capital of this republic. I believe that a good work will be done among these poor people. A people must be prepared from among them to see “the King in his beauty.” These people are truly drunken with Rome’s wine. Many among them are longing for something better. There is nothing that will be able to satisfy such longings, save the indwelling principles of the third angel’s message, through faith in our Saviour. Remember this field in your prayers. H. LOUIE MIGNOT.