Excerpt from The American Journal of Theology, 1907, Vol. 11

Even as I write, this paragraph of a letter sent from twenty native Christians in the interior Of Africa is before me: We are those who went astray, but the Lord did not leave us. He sought us with perseverance, and we heard his call and answered. Now we are his Slaves. We had three teachers. One is in Europe, another has gone to Ikau, and this one Who stays with us shortly goes to rest in Europe. With whom shall we be left? It is good that you should send us teachers who cause us to be full of the words of the Father. We have a desire to hear your teachings Of Jehovah God, and we have a desire to see you in the eyes, but we have not the opportunity, we shall have it in heaven.

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