Your ShelfYour Projects

Porto Rico

33%

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 18, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 20.

Read the full edition

Porto Rico

By Millie E. Steele

MAYAGUEZ.— We are much encouraged by reading the good reports from the different fields, and perhaps others may be equally encouraged in reading a report from the little island of Porto Rico. Though we are not able to report a large number of new Sabbath-keepers, we can say that much seed has been sown, and we are trying to keep it watered, trusting in the Lord to give the increase in his own good time. We are told through the prophet Isaiah that the word of the Lord will not return unto him void; so, trusting in him, we are constrained by his love to continue the fight. We have just celebrated the week of prayer in our field; and though we were few in number, a spirit of unity was manifested that was good to see. Thank God for one more time of refreshing. We have the same cry to echo that comes from many other fields, “More workers.” We very much need a minister, more colporteurs, and also Bible workers. When will the supply equal the demand? O, that the harvest might soon be reaped!
MILLIE E. STEELE.