The Worcester Mission by John Joseph

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, April 28, 1885

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 62, No. 17

The Worcester Mission.

By John Joseph

The cause in Worcester, Mass., still assumes an encouraging aspect; and while we have met with some losses by removal and apostasy, others are becoming more firmly rooted and grounded in the truth. Since Bro. Israel left us, Bro. A. T. Robinson has had charge of the mission, and has entered upon the work with zeal and energy. The mission is in a prosperous condition. Bible readings and social meetings seem to be doing a good work. Bible readings are gaining in interest, and we are finding openings for labor to be extended in this direction. The Armenian brethren that have been brought to a knowledge of the truth, are still searching the Scriptures to see if these things are so. I desire to learn more perfectly the sacred truths of God's word, and have grace and wisdom from the blessed Master to impart them to others. JOHN JOSEPH.