Caterham (England) Sanitarium
By L. Brooking
The work here is progressing, and we are quite busy. Needed improvements are being made. Last month one of the lady patients accepted the truth. We have had the privilege of a visit from Elder Spicer, and we all appreciated the talk given on the advance of the message in Great Britain since his first visit here over twenty years ago, and the part the training-schools are doing in preparing an army of young people to speedily finish the work. As we listened to the exhortations to hold fast the truths that made us Seventh-day Adventists, our hearts were stirred, and we appreciated the truth more than ever. The following Sabbath, a church was17organized by Elder Salisbury, of eighteen members; a few others will join, most of them being helpers in the institution. The writer was chosen as elder, and Brother Guyton as deacon.