British Honduras by A. J. Hetherington

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 9, 1903

British Honduras

By A. J. Hetherington

BELIZE.—I arrived here last Sunday afternoon, May 17. I had a pleasant voyage. I find Elder Goodrich faithfully at work here, quite alone, yet of good courage and firmly trusting in God. There is quite an interest being awakened in the truths of the third angel’s message. Elder Goodrich is carrying on a series of studies in Bible prophecy, covering the investigative judgment, the cleansing of the sanctuary, and the nearness of Christ’s second coming. The message is given with power. I have never seen more attentive or interested audiences; and the hearty “amens” from many voices tell how eagerly the truths are received. We have been laying plans with reference to the establishment of the medical missionary work and the advancement of other interests in this field. There is a sailing vessel just in from Utilla, which will return about the last of the week. I have seen the captain, and arranged to go with him to the Bay Islands.

I am of good courage. I am anxious to see the cause of truth advance in Central America. May the Lord bless the Mission Board in their deliberations at all times, and open the way for them to get more laborers out into the needy fields soon. A. J. HETHERINGTON.