Workers Sail for East Africa

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 27, 1910

Workers Sail for East Africa

Here is a note from Europe: On October 8, from Hamburg, Germany, Brethren O. Wallath, F. Winter, and Sisters J. Mertke, Anna Liedtke, Hermine Walz, and Augusta Ambrosius sailed for East Africa. They will be joined at Marseilles by Brother B. Ohme and family, who are returning after furlough to take up the work in the Victoria Nyanza district. Brethren Wallath and Winter will also work in company with Brother Ohme. Sisters Liedtke, Walz, and Ambrosius will be married to brethren in the field, who have preceded them. Sister Mertke, who has for some years labored in Palestine, joins the German Victoria Nyanza Mission. At Aden, the party will be met by Brethren Kaltenhauser and Toppenberg, coming from the Abyssinian Mission headquarters at Asmara, where they have rendered valuable aid in erecting the buildings. These brethren will also connect with the work in the Victoria Nyanza district for the present. Pray for this band of workers, as they go to spread the last message in the Dark Continent.