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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 27, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 39.

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St. Andrews Island

By Carrie Stuyvesant

It has been nearly two years since we came to this mission field. We have nothing to regret except that we could not do more. But we have given our all. I have found it hard to give up teaching, but my strength will not permit me to continue that work.
Our labor is not in vain. Since we came here, one church has been organized on St. Andrews, and the work has been opened in Providence, the island near us. Neither has our school work been in vain. Our older children have been converted, and a number are in the church.
We have given every one a chance to hear the message who wished to hear, for we have had meetings in several parts of the island, and in Providence. Mr. Stuyvesant has canvassed both islands. There is but one house in both islands that he has not entered with the truth on the printed page. I think most of these homes have been visited several times. We are of good courage.
CARRIE STUYVESANT.