With Our Mission I 106 Elwood ! February 9, ! Editor of the Pleasant g' view, American Fork, Utah, nr Dear Editor: The past eight months 0j -have been the happiest tha" ever spent. What greater s come to a person than to tt-m engaged in the work of g;. vice to his fellowmen? This is certainly a great! which we are engaged and j in the world where we are b ' realize the great blessings th' a people enjoy. j No matter where we go tj! of Brotherly kindness, that Is' among the Mormon people, tested. In our gatherings, y 8 a large hall or in the hu:'tl dwellings, we can feel the f1 the .Lord there in rich abur ' Toronto has been called tt C Churches, and indeed it is ' named. In spite of this fact? and our numbers are slowly 'L ly increasing. fr "t At the present time we h teen missionaries in the city to and they are all working for the furtherance of this eJ takes a long time to go ovjt the size of this and it is tru:f song says: "The Harvest is fj, the Laborers are few, hut u united we all work can do." r The prejudices that seemecta been in existence regarding i tnons are being slowly brobjn Many of the people here hav;n Mormon settlements in the rt have only words of praise it peojple. One man told us tj Mormons in Alberta were ;t "law-abiding, prosperous, thr.in industrious people" in that pa 59 country. S"uch testimonies ttl: Mormons help us in our wortei I want to thank yoa for v me the Pleasant Grove Eevie: those who are away from ttQi Home Town can really appre 8 value of the home paper, u spent the greater part of f three years as a teacher in iie Fork, the paper holds double Bi for me. I read of things h:B there that I would otherwise h of. ai Let me again express my an tion for sending the paper to tc wish you continued success out the year of 1929. Your Sister in the Gosi i Fern e1 t