Field Notes

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 9, 1902

BROTHER G. F. ENOCH writes from Trinidad that just one week after the last of their ten-thousand edition of the “Coronation” tract came off the press, there were but one thousand copies left in the office, by far the greater number having already been placed in the homes of the people. Reports from all parts of the island are that the people are well pleased with the tract. Besides bringing life into the churches and companies, it has afforded them an opportunity to do definite missionary work. Brother Enoch says: “We can report blessings all along the line. Those who have recently begun to observe the Sabbath are to be found in every company as well as elsewhere. So we have only a message of hope and courage to send.” We are glad of this good news.

OUR workers in Japan have recently had “His Glorious Appearing” translated into the Japanese language, and an edition of two thousand printed. Already five hundred have been disposed of. The two brethren who have been out with the colporteur wagon sold forty-four books during the first month, and seventy the next month. Besides selling the book in this way, it has been placed in the bookstores.

BROTHER B. G. WILKINSON writes from Basel that everything is moving well in that field. There is a splendid movement on foot now in favor of the truth in the city of Geneva. In a few weeks Brother Wilkinson expects to return to France, where the work will be opened up for the winter.