Canal Zone by I. G. Knight

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Apr 5, 1906

Canal Zone

By I. G. Knight

CRISTOBAL.—I left Bocas for this place soon after my wife took her departure for the States, pitched the tent, and we are now in the third week. Five were baptized last Sunday, and there are three more awaiting the rite. We have stirred up quite an interest, but the congregation changes so much that it is very difficult to accomplish a permanent work for many. I expect to close next week, as I am quite worn, having but little help in speaking. Brother Connor is here, doing all he can to assist. I will return to Bocas, after which I expect to make a trip to St. Andrews on the first boat leaving for that island. I failed in my plan some months ago to get there. I must urge the necessity of having some one to connect with me, as the work is so scattered that I can not attend to it as it should be. Some things must be neglected, or left so long, that in spite of the fact that we do all we can, some feel somewhat neglected.

I. G. KNIGHT.