J. L. SHAW by J. L. Shaw

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 17, 1903

J. L. SHAW

By J. L. Shaw

India

CALCUTTA.—As workers in this field, we have great reason to thank God for the degree of prosperity that has attended the work. Not less than fifteen have taken their stand to keep the Sabbath since the beginning of 1902. An encouraging interest has been aroused in Burma. Six or seven have begun the observance of the Sabbath there. I thank God that the light of present truth is being given to the native people in Burma, and that some of them are obedient to the faith. Brother Watson, who has just come from there, brings a good report. He has been canvassing.

The circulation of The Oriental Watchman has had a good effect in stirring the minds of the people and pointing them to the truth. Our tithe receipts will show a material growth this year. The outlook for the sanitarium and health food factory is encouraging. All things considered, we have great reason to thank God and go forward. The work is growing, and we must have help to keep pace with it.