p. 24 | A Long Step by Mrs. E. Judge

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 31, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, Nos. 43, 44.

A Long Step

By Mrs. E. Judge

I NO longer worship the idol at my home," said one of the students in our English class the other morning.

He is a young Chinese, of whom we have many in Sumatra. In fact, most of those who attend our meetings and our classes are Chinese. It would do your hearts good to see the eager and interested faces, as some Bible lesson is presented to them. A number come long distances, and have been regular attendants for months.

The remark of the young student means a long step from darkness toward the light. Our regular Sabbath-school attendance has been increasing; and we are encouraged by the indications of a seeking after the peace of God, which none of these souls can find among their idols.

Mrs. E. JUDGE.

Padang, Sumatra.