An Institute in Prison

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 27, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 43.

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An Institute in Prison

THIS note from Turkey will remind us of our own privileges and blessings, as we plan for missionary institutes and effort, with none to molest. Dr. George writes from Constantinople:—
“Brother Baharian had been planning for some time on having a workers’ institute at Aintab. But now the authorities—or Providence, one or both—have gathered him, and all but one of the workers in that part of the country, to the prison at Urfa, where they are now having their contemplated institute. This is doubtless the safest place for them to hold it. They have liberty to study the Bible together, and also to teach the prisoners. Pray that God will bless their little institute, and also, when it is finished, give them liberty to go and forth to preach the message in that field.”