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Missionaries Journey to Pitcairn

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 1, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 1.

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Missionaries Journey to Pitcairn

AFTER a long wait on the island of Tahiti, Brother and Sister Adams, of Australia, left on the "Hamstadt" for lone Pitcairn. When thirty-six hours from Pitcairn, they wrote they had had stormy weather, but it was becoming calm, so they expected a successful landing, which cannot be effected during storms, for Pitcairn has no harbor. This letter, written back to Australia, was posted from Chile, so it is taken for granted they did land safely. Let us remember Pitcairn in our prayers, that the Lord may greatly bless these lone dwellers in the sea, and add his blessing also to the work of Brother and Sister Adams.