The Missionary by George I. Butler

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Jan 22, 1885

The Missionary.

By George I. Butler

The Establishment of a Mission in Wales.

It was decided by the General Conference Committee, at the close of the session of the late General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, to recommend that Elder A. A. John labor in Wales the coming year. All the friends of the cause will rejoice that the truth is extending to this portion of the British Empire, as well as to Scotland, Ireland, and England. We believe there are many honest souls in Wales, who will yet rejoice in the truth. Elder John has felt impressed to labor in that country; and we trust this move is in accordance with God's providence. Thus the truth is extending in all directions.

We invite any of the readers of the SIGNS, who may have friends in Wales, to correspond with Elder A. A. John, at 72 Heneage Street, Great Grimsby, England, and give him information, and letters of introduction to such persons. This will tend to bring the truth before them, and make a suitable opening for labor.

GEO. I. BUTLER, Pres. Gen. Conf.