-
Part 3—Witnesses to the Most Distant Part of the EarthJehovah’s Witnesses—Proclaimers of God’s Kingdom
-
-
While Brother Knorr and Brother Franz were making these service tours, more Gilead-trained missionaries were arriving in their assignments. By the end of 1944, some were serving in Costa Rica, Mexico, and Puerto Rico. In 1945, other missionaries were helping to get the preaching work better organized in Barbados, Brazil, British Honduras (now Belize), Chile, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Panama, and Uruguay. When the first two missionaries arrived in the Dominican Republic in 1945, they were the only Witnesses in the country. The effect of the ministry of the early missionaries was quickly felt. Said Trinidad Paniagua about the first missionaries sent to Guatemala: “This was exactly what we needed—teachers of the Word of God who would help us understand how to go about doing the work.”
-
-
Part 3—Witnesses to the Most Distant Part of the EarthJehovah’s Witnesses—Proclaimers of God’s Kingdom
-
-
[Map/Pictures on page 460]
By late 1945, missionaries from Gilead School had already taken up service in 18 lands in this part of the world
Charles and Lorene Eisenhower
Cuba
John and Adda Parker
Guatemala
Emil Van Daalen
Puerto Rico
Olaf Olson
Colombia
Don Burt
Costa Rica
Gladys Wilson
El Salvador
Hazel Burford
Panama
Louise Stubbs
Chile
-