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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 6, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 18.

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By H. W. HERRELL.

CHILTONS.—As the result of a tent effort, in charge of Brethren Stevens and Hennage, held at Chiltons, Westmoreland County, a church of seventeen members was organized, Sabbath, April 17. Twelve joined on profession of faith, and five by letter.
A neat little church building, valued at five hundred dollars, has been erected at this place, free of debt. On Sunday, April 18, the writer had the privilege of conducting the dedicatory services, assisted by Brethren Stevens and Hennage. The building is very neat in appearance, and is a credit to the cause of truth in that community.
While there is considerable opposition to the message at this place, yet we believe there are others who are in the valley of decision. We hope and pray that they may soon decide to obey. Let us all remember the members of this church before the throne of grace.
H. W. HERRELL.