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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 22, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 21.

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Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS.—The six weeks’ evangelistic effort conducted in the Pence Auditorium, which closed April 18, resulted in more than twenty-five new Sabbath-keepers and a wave of influence for the truth over the entire city.
Sunday nights our audience numbered from six hundred to nine hundred, the auditorium toward the last being packed to the very utmost. It is very gratifying to note the increasing general interest in the message among all classes of people, and many are earnestly inquiring the way to salvation.
The three efforts conducted in the city during the past ten months have cost less than $1,500, and we have as a result one hundred two Sabbath-keepers, upward of fifty having been baptized into the Minneapolis church. We shall have additional baptisms in the near future.
In results, the best of all is the deepening of spiritual life and consecration on the part of associate workers and members of the Minneapolis church. For all this we are thankful to God.
O. O. BERNSTEIN.