Progress in Costa Rica

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 3, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 48.

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Progress in Costa Rica

BROTHER I. G. KNIGHT, writing after a two weeks' meeting in Colon, says that they now have twenty Sabbath-keepers at that place, but none have as yet been baptized. He says: “I have recently visited the interior about Port Limon. Truly the field is ripe for the harvest. I have never met people who were more ready to hear and accept the message with glad hearts. I baptized ten in Costa Rica, and organized a church of twenty-six members, and the interest continues. I have received from this part of the field about four hundred dollars in cash for book sales, tithes, and offerings. The brethren are very much in need of a building, which would give us a foothold in this vicinity as nothing else could. But they are poor, and will not be able to erect a building without help.”