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avail. As one person said: "It is only since you came
that we have learned anything about the Bible." The
small group of brothers on the French side of the
island continue to work away, and with the help of
the missionaries the new year will show fine progress.
Already a new peak of twelve publishers has been
reached.
ST. EUSTATIUS
Good service has been rendered the good·will persons
on this island by the regular visits of the circuit servant.
There is much interest among the one thousand inhab·
itants and many have subscribed to the Society's journals.
One former Seventh·day Adventist has accepted
the truth and has been started off in the work by the
circuit servant. He has been turning in a report for a
good many months now and seems to be growing to
maturity. His report is included in the Antigua report.
So another island adds its voice to the shout of praise
that goes up daily to Jehovah and his kingdom and joins
in the joyous activity of the New World society.
LIBERIA
Excellent progress is being made among Jehovah's
witnesses in the country of Liberia. They
have reached a newall-time peak of 227 publishers
declaring the good news of Jehovah's triumphant
kingdom. It is certainly heart-warming to know
that into every nation, kindred and tongue Jehovah
God has sent his people to preach, and gradually,
not only in the large cities, but even in
the jungles, the comforting message of Jehovah's
Word reaches people. It takes stick-to-itiveness
to accomplish this work and we rejoice with the
missionaries who have gone there. They must be
happy because of seeing the prosperity of Jehovah's
service in their assignment. The branch
servant in Liberia gives us some accounts of
interesting experiences.
A sister writes: "After two weeks of illness, which
left me a little downhearted, I was glad to venture forth
in store-to-store magazine work. Prayerfully I approached
the first store. The thought of being able to
preach again filled my heart with joy, and this must
have been reflected in my face for the proprietress com·