WITH CHRIST IN INDOCHINA - IndoChina1911

tend the Sunday services at Faifoo, and it was not
until two years later that they were permitted to have
their own chapel, and then it was located in a neighboring
village.
One old man who was 81 years old, and his wife,
just a couple of years younger, were among the
faithful. They would walk the twenty miles to
church each Sunday morning and back again after
the service. One Sunday the old man came to the
missionary and asked for special prayer. He said
that when he reached the chapel Sunday mornings,
he was tired, and asked for prayer that he might be
able to make the journey without fatigue. The missionary
thought that he might also feel tired if he
walked twenty miles in the heat, for it was better
than eighty degrees in the shade. The Christians
joined in prayer for the old man, however, and the
next Sunday he came praising the Lord that he was
not a bit tired. Such simple faithputs us older Christians
to shame. It is the faith of a little child, and
Jesus said that such faith would remove mountains.
The Lord opened another outstation at Tamky,
fifty miles south of Faifoo. In this case He used an
old lady who was converted through the testimony
of the Christian wife of a druggist. The old lady
was walking past the pharmacy one day when the
wife was sitting in the store. It was one of those
native stores where the whole front is open to the
street. The old lady on the street was bemoaning