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A Dangerous Journey to Szechuen

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 26, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 13.

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A Dangerous Journey to Szechuen

THAT our missionaries, when called upon to face some special danger, believe in the prayers of their fellow believers at home, is further emphasized in a request that reached the Mission Board last week from Brother Merritt C. Warren, one of the new recruits for China. He writes: "With Brother Allum I plan to leave for Szechuen [an inland province] on March 3. Our route will be up the Yang-tze-kiang River. Steamers run to I-chang; but from there to Chung-king, four hundred miles, we must travel in a native boat. When this reaches you, we shall likely be passing through the most dangerous part of the trip. Pray for us."