West Pennsylvania by W. H. GREEN

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 25, 1909

West Pennsylvania

By W. H. GREEN

PITTSBURG.—We believe all will be interested in the work being done by the Second Church of Pittsburg (colored) for the many thousands of colored people in this city and its vicinity. They number about fifty thousand in the city alone.

We have bought a piece of property here worth about eight thousand dollars. It consists of a ten-room house, with basement. The house is brick, and is well located for chapel and treatment-rooms. We moved to the place February 1, and are now holding services here. The address is 2816 Wylie Ave.

Our church was organized about three years ago. It is small, having only thirty-four members.

We are trying to live and labor in harmony with the organized work. Those wishing to help us may send their offerings to the conference treasurer, A. V. Williams, Corydon, Pa., or to the writer at 2816 Wylie Ave., Pittsburg, Pa.

While giving your thoughts and means and sympathies to the great work in the South, do not forget us; our people in some of these Northern cities are just as needy. W. H. GREEN.