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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 17, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 29.

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Workers Sent to Caribbean Fields

By Editor

THE last week in June, Brother and Sister C. E. Boynton and infant left for British Guiana, where they go to assist in evangelistic work. They have been associated with the preparatory work at the Seminary the past year, and go to this needy field to answer a very urgent plea for help from the superintendent. We know they will receive a warm welcome. What a satisfaction to be able to send our young people to places where their help is so much needed! We all can share in the joy of it, for it is because of the means sent in that these calls can be answered.
THE last of June Brother Geo. W. Miller sailed from New York, bound for St. Thomas, Danish West Indies. Brother Miller came to the Seminary last autumn from eastern Canada, and during the General Conference was recommended to the East Caribbean Mission field, to engage in the book work. This is a very needy field, and we shall pray that Brother Miller's work may be greatly blessed of God.