Missionary Work in India and Chandernagor
By Grace M. Kellogg
RUE DE PARIS, CHANDERNAGOR.—We spent the first seven weeks in India in Bombay. While there, I became much attached to the place. The need of workers is so great, and the way opened so readily for work, that we could hardly see that it was the Lord’s will for us to leave that place. While canvassing there, I met a young lady who is preparing herself to work as a missionary, who desired me to study the Bible with her. I also found others who would be pleased to study the Word of God, and it seems hard to leave a place where such an interest is awakened. Truly, the harvest is plenteous everywhere. Sisters Burrus, Whiteis, and myself are very pleasantly situated here. I shall canvass for the Oriental Watchman for the present; and if it is decided for me to remain here, I shall study the Bengali language. I am glad to have the privilege of working in this part of the Lord’s harvest field. The Lord has given me strength for the duties that devolve upon me. GRACE M. KELLOGG.