Jehovah s Witnesses containing report for the service year of

Yearbook 93
and in Potosi four times, and each time the audiences
seemed to have appreciated it more than before.
When it was shown to a small group of office men of
the tin mine in Pulacayo, they enjoyed it so much that
they agreed to have the local paid picture in the local
cine canceled the next night so as to put on our film
free for the miners and the people of the town. Besides
the handbills distributed the administrator of the cine
put out a sign "Don't miss this unusual picture." It was
shown to a full house of more than 600 persons, and the
audience enjoyed it very much. The next day it was
shown in a hall in a hospital there also.
The brothers report various interesting experiences
about finding persons of good will with whom studies
resulted and also about persons becoming interested out
in the country far from congregations and Kingdom
Halls. A missionary sister in La Paz, delivering subscription
magazines to a subscriber, got into a discussion
with the man's young daughter over the question
of Christ's literal brothers. The girl had so many texts
to support her side of the argument that she just knew
that Jehovah's witnesses were lying when they said that
Mary had other children after the birth of Jesus. However,
when the evidence was presented that, besides
the cousins of Jesus, there were his brothers also, some
of whom had the same names as his cousins, she began
to realize that she did not know the Bible as thoroughly
as she had thought and she was confused. She prayed
to her virgin that if the missionary was wrong and her
church right, she should not let her come again, but if
the miSSionary was right she should let her come. The
missionary came the very next day. The missionary
counseled that rather than trust in any kind of superstition,
she should study the Bible with her so that she
could be absolutely sure of what to believe and what
steps to take, and the girl consented. Now she thoroughly
enjoys the study and the subjects covered thus far
because she knows they are based on the Bible.
Another missionary sister reported quite an unusual
experience from Cochabamba. One day she was surprised
to find an Indian man at the door with a Spanish
"Let God Be True" in his hand when she answered the
doorbell. He was from the country and he told how,
upon reading his Bible, he found that it taught about
Jehovah God and that Christ Jesus worshiped his Father
as God, whereas his "Evangelical" Church put Jesus
foremost without so much as mentioning Jehovah. He
had come to Cochabamba some time before to look for
the organization that worshiped Jehovah as God, and,
after walking up and down the streets, he came across