British Honduras, Central America
By Alvin N. Allen
BELIZE.—It has been my privilege to be with our little company in this place and to enjoy with them the week of prayer, and the readings prepared for this time. Elder Goodrich was with us the day of the first reading, but in the afternoon he was obliged to set sail for the Bay Islands to meet with our people there. I was obliged to be absent three evenings, as Brethren Braster and James and I took a trip up Old River to meet with and encourage some who had just lately accepted the truth. From the first, a spirit of consecration was present, and all seemed to be struggling to overcome lethargy, and to obtain a new experience and a closer walk with God. It was a time of individual heart-searching and repentance and seeking after God, and I truly believe that all who attended the meetings obtained a new experience. The offerings were an increase over last year, and there is still more to come in from isolated members. If our brethren in the home field could see the homes of our brethren here, and then see how they give of their little, it surely would provoke to good works, and the giving of hundreds of dollars where one is now given. We are praying for more help for this field the coming year. Who will come over and help us?