F. L. PERRY by F. L. Perry

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · May 10, 1906

F. L. PERRY

By F. L. Perry

Peru

LIMA.—Our health has been uniformly good, for which we feel very grateful. Of course we can do but little public work as yet, but can make ourselves understood in many things. We are now in the midst of our week of prayer. We have just had three or four new believers in Lima, and gradually our circle of friends and acquaintances is enlarging. So we are encouraged to go forward.

A few dollars to provide us with some simple reading-matter for free distribution, and to help one of our number—a qualified man—to spend part of his time in the work, would rejoice our hearts, and help to scatter some rays of light amid this intense moral darkness. But we believe you are doing all you can to help, and so will wait with patience until God shall touch the hearts of some who have means.

Brother Espinoza has recently returned from the south, and brings news of a number of new Sabbath-keepers there. He and Brother Beltran, living here in Lima, are energetic, devoted, God-fearing men, and they seem to fear nothing. I believe that the Lord has gone before us, and raised up these men to be helpers in the work here.