Colorado by C. R. KITE

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 11, 1910

Colorado

By C. R. KITE

THE work is onward in our conference. The "Ministry of Healing" campaign for the relief of the Boulder-Colorado Sanitarium has been presented in nearly all our churches. As a result almost seven thousand dollars has been subscribed. The patronage at the sanitarium is encouraging, every room being filled. We believe better days are before this institution.

The prospects for our conference school at Campion are better than ever before in its history. So many students have applied for admission, that it has seemed necessary to enlarge the main building. This will cost about two thousand dollars. Nearly half of this amount is already provided for, and we expect soon to have the remainder. We are glad that Prof. E. E. Farnsworth will remain with us as principal of the academy another year. Fourteen students, several of whom were not Sabbath-keepers when they entered, gave their lives to God during the school year just closed.

Four tent companies are in the field this summer, and a number have already taken their stand for the truth. More than sixty new converts have been baptized by the conference laborers during the past three months. For this we praise the Lord.

The canvassing work is being pushed forward. More than twice as many books have been delivered by our canvassers during the first six months of 1910 as during the same time in 1909.

We are now busy planning for the State conference and camp-meeting. We are expecting a good attendance.

C. R. KITE.