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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Jan 2, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 1.

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Brazil

By F. W. Spies

A colporteurs' institute was held at Sao Bernardo, Brazil, July 19 to August 9, in which eight persons took part, with a view of better fitting themselves to engage in this good work. Of the eight, four were regular canvassers, two had canvassed a little, and two others took up the work for the first time. Elder John Lipke, Brother Herman Conrad, and the writer gave the instruction. When the institute closed, the good courage of the different colporteurs and their firm conviction of their definite call to this work, impressed one that success must certainly attend them as they go forth to engage in the work. Brother Conrad will act as field agent in the Sao Paulo Mission.
There is an increasing interest in our union conference in this branch of the work, and we hope it will be possible to enlist scores of persons in all parts of Brazil in the circulation of our literature. F. W. Spies.