Wyoming by N. T. Sutton

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 4, 1915

Wyoming

By N. T. Sutton

During the past summer we have had three tent companies in the field. The Lord has been very gracious to the laborers, and a degree of success has attended the faithful efforts put forth. About thirty persons have expressed a determination to walk in the light of God's commandments. Twenty-six have been baptized, and the greater part of these have united with the churches.

Our laborers are of good courage, and are entering the fall campaign with a courageous spirit and a determination to accomplish a mighty work for the salvation of souls this fall and winter.

Our colporteurs have had good success in placing many of our subscription books in the homes of the people, which we are sure will bear fruit to the glory of God in leading souls to the true light.

The educational and young people's work is making advancements. A goodly number of our young people have entered Union College this fall. There will be five or six church schools conducted in the conference, with about seventy-five students in attendance.

As laborers we are endeavoring to advance all departments of the conference work. We are grateful to God for the blessing that has attended our work this summer, and our only desire is to have a closer walk with God, so that a greater work may be accomplished through us for the advancement of his cause in all the earth.

N. T. SUTTON.