Colorado by G. W. ANGLEBARGER

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 19, 1912

Colorado

By G. W. ANGLEBARGER

DENVER.—We are glad to report that the work is onward in this city. Our conference committee requested Elder G. M. Alway and myself to follow the camp-meeting here with a series of meetings in a large tent. These continued for about two weeks, and as a result seven have accepted the truth, and expect soon to unite with the church.

Since we closed the meetings in the tent, we have been conducting Sunday evening services in the church on Kalamath Street. Our meetings in the church have been growing in interest and attendance from the first. Every Sunday evening a few more are present. Last Sunday evening, November 3, our church was filled. It was estimated that over three hundred were present to hear the subject "The Fall of the Turkish Nation." Much has been said in our city papers and from the pulpits, of late, about the second coming of Christ, and we feel that this is indeed an opportune time to give the great message of present truth to the people. Our own dear people in both the First Church and Capitol Hill Church are taking hold together with us, are attending the services, and bringing friends and strangers with them. Also our notices in the city papers are bringing many others. We are hoping and praying for a good harvest of souls, and earnestly desire the prayers of our people, especially in this conference, for the success of the work here.

Elder Alway and the writer are having more calls for Bible readings than they can fill, besides other opportunities for labor. This morning one of the city clergymen called at our house and requested that I speak in his church next Sunday morning on the second coming of Christ and the prophecies of Daniel. This I have consented to do. In many

of our Bible readings in the homes of the people we have from fifteen to twenty-seven present.

Sabbath, September 14, we baptized five in the Capitol Hill Church; Sabbath, October 26, six more; Thursday evening at the prayer-meeting three others were baptized; in all, fourteen. These have all united with the church. They are some of the fruits of our united efforts. Six others have united in Capitol Hill by letter, making twenty, in all, since camp-meeting. Many others are almost ready for baptism, some of whom will unite with the First Church and some with the Capitol Hill Church.

If any of our people, anywhere, have friends or relatives living in Denver, on whom they would like to have us call, we shall be pleased to do so if their names and addresses are sent, with any information that can be given us concerning them; we will do all we can, with the blessing of the Lord, to give them the light. My address is 531 Santa Fe Drive.

G. W. ANGLEBARGER.