A Scene of Joy by J. C. Little

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 19, 1906

A Scene of Joy

By J. C. Little

MONDAY, February 5, our hearts were made glad by seeing five of our schoolgirls and one man from Brother Barlow's mission at Simultala, India, step out on the Lord's side and identify themselves with this truth by baptism. Elder Miller conducted the service at a pretty spot not far from the bungalow. The most encouraging thing of all was that these young people all asked for baptism

of their own free will without being urged beforehand to take the step.

Those of us who best know these young people through acquaintance with their daily lives feel free to say that we consider them in earnest in this, and welcome them as one with us.—J. C. Little, in Eastern Tidings.