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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 13, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 41.

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India

By Anna Knight

SIMLA.— The burden and heat at Karmatar told on me, and I came to Simla for a rest. I can not rest; I must work. But the change will help me much. I am doing some Bible work, and other missionary work. There is so much to do here in Simla! I am sorry that there is not a regular Bible worker stationed here this year, but I hope help will come soon.
Miss Wilcox and I are together here. God is truly blessing her, and giving her marked success in her work.
Simla is an important center. I could get twelve Bible readers weekly, if I were expecting to remain. Many have recently become interested, and others whom we had previously met are still our friends, and are investigating. I am not taking up any new work while here, only trying to strengthen the things that remain, or, better still, water the seeds already sown.
The work is gaining ground in India, and the health principles are being more widely disseminated. Miss Wilcox has all she can do in this line. We need workers in all the cities. We must reach thousands where we are now reaching one—and we shall in the near future. ANNA KNIGHT.