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Lowrys Return from India

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 3, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 40.

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Lowrys Return from India

By Editor

AFTER a heroic effort on the part of Brother and Sister G. G. Lowry to remain in India, it has become necessary for them to return, as there seems no possibility of Sister Lowry's recovery there. Brother J. S. James writes:
"Never have workers left a field with greater reluctance. We feel this loss very deeply, and it is hard for us to reconcile ourselves to their going; but it seems best, and we bow to God's will in the matter, and trust him to lead us on still."
Brother and Sister Lowry were doing very acceptable work, having acquired the use of the Tamil language sufficiently for conducting public efforts and for carrying on their school and dispensary work; but they were suddenly forced to leave for the mountains on account of Sister Lowry's health. They need the prayers of God's people.