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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 15, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 3.

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Canary Islands

By Bert B. Aldrich

The work is making some advancement in these islands. We are sowing the seed of truth, and believe we shall reap if we faint not. Our health at present is ordinarily good. The best healthinterests of all concerned in this mission demand a convenient, attractive, cheerful, and sanitary health home. While we have the best we can find here, we have not these conditions. To have them we must build.
Our greatest perplexity here is to get the truth before the five hundred thousand souls on seven large islands, each of which is from forty to seventy-five miles from any other. Another is how to unite the small interests we have into a Sabbath school. After presenting the testing truth, we hope to be able to do this. Pray that many may have the courage and the love for the truth to obey.
We continue to get a few orders for the health book, and to sell tracts, besides holding three or four Bible studies each week. Remember us at the throne of grace. BERT B. ALDRICH.