L. BROOKING by L. Brooking

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 1, 1902

L. BROOKING

By L. Brooking

Argentina

CRESPO.—Dr. Habenicht began the work here three months ago, and has been busy ever since. The sick come from miles around, and are not only relieved, but are taught to live right. One aged sister who has been blind for six years, now sees. A Catholic man, who was blind and paralyzed, is now getting sight and strength through an operation. We have two indoor patients, and are expecting others. We are glad that God can be glorified through our yielding ourselves to him. We give reading matter to the patients who come to us. The doctor goes twice a week to the school, which is ten miles away. We are on the edge of the town, and the prairie dogs burrow a few yards away. The work has been started with few conveniences, but we are getting things together little by little. Three or four have given some furniture or bedding, but we could use more. May God bless our efforts to relieve the suffering.