Pagoda Anchorage S. China April 2, 1926 >Dear Mr. Panton, <br> >I am sure you will be interested in Dr. Huang's letter. I sent him Govett's "Race & Crown." I only lent it as I have only that one precious copy. He has also the "Vanguard Reprints" which are so precious. Can I get the leaflets from Mr. Tilney? Nothing you ever printed was more valuable than those concise Bible Studies called "Vanguard Reprints." Why not print one each month in "The Dawn"? <br> >Please do not let Faithful Luke and Watchman Nee (Henry Nga is his home name) worry you with letters. It is so good & kind of you to have written *once* to them. They are likely to be tiresome. They write to Mr. Wright Hay or any editor whose address they can get & do not understand how precious *time* is to a busy Editor. For many reasons I think you should not be feeling obliged even to answer their letters. These two young men are in great danger. They have a mental apprehension of God's Truth which unless lived out will be their peril. <br> >Three sisters & one brother (were) baptised here this week by Leland Wang. We have precious bands of village men & women coming for teaching. Faithful is splendid with personal work & this work among the men & Miss Fek and Miss Ding are much used among the women. <br> >Satan hates this witness. I feel his rage at times but Jesus is Victor & the Lord God is a sun & shield. The Lord will give grace (for today) & glory (Rapture!). >So we press on. <br> >May you be *shielded*. We pray for you. May you be kept in God's quiver! <br> >Yours ever gratefully Margaret Barber "His *Truth* shall be thy shield." Hallelujah! (Written along the left edge) >Dear Folks—Helen Clark! Her last letter drove me to my knees. The Lord keep her. ---