Japan by S. A. Lockwood

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 3, 1904

Japan

By S. A. Lockwood

KOBE.—We are glad to report that four have accepted the truth since the beginning of the year, when our church was organized. There are two more who we feel quite sure will unite with us soon. One of the four mentioned is a young lady whom we are training as a nurse. Another is a man who has had considerable experience in colporteur work. He is having excellent success now, selling our tracts. We had an application a few days ago from a man not of our faith, to sell Owari. He has been selling the War Cry for the Salvation Army, and has disposed of as many as one thousand copies a month. He lives in Osaka. If he is as successful in selling the Owari, it will be the means of bringing the gospel to thousands in that city of nearly a million inhabitants. Our hearts are greatly encouraged as we see the evidences that God is at work.

S. A. Lockwood, M. D.