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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 11, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 10.

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Alabama

By G. E. PETERS.

GADSDEN.—We are thankful to be able to report advancement in the work here. Last month Elder T. B. Buckner visited us, and baptized those who were awaiting baptism. During his stay, a woman who for a long time had been halting between two opinions, finally decided to obey, and following the candidates to the stream, requested baptism. Ten were baptized at this time. Our church-membership is thus increased to twenty-two, while our Sabbath-school has a membership of thirty. Last fall two of our girls left for Oakwood Manual Training-school, to prepare for usefulness. Nearly all our members attend the meetings of our young people's society, and are showing by their deportment that they understand the real object of that organization. Our tract and missionary work is in its infancy; but we expect to do good work soon. I believe there are other individuals here to be brought into the truth before the work closes. G. E. PETERS.