At Work in Ontario by I. SANBORN.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 23, 1913

At Work in Ontario

By I. SANBORN.

I HAVE been laboring the past six weeks with Brother M. J. Allen, our city evangelist, in the city of Hamilton, Ontario, which has about eighty thousand inhabitants. Brother Allen had been laboring in this city two or three weeks before I began, and had enough work started for two or three men. As there seemed to be no one who could take part of the work and relieve him so he could give his time to the evangelistic work, I volunteered to help him. And I think it was the most interesting experience I ever had in this precious cause of God. All our meetings were well attended. We had no difficulty in convincing the interested ones of the truth, but it took living faith in God's word to move them to action. During the past year sixty have been added to the church. Their tithes and offerings amounted to $1,698 for the year. There are several now awaiting baptism, and the interest is still increasing. If the good work is continued, as I have no doubt it will be, they can build a church this year, 1913; and I am very anxious that a church should be built there according to the counsel which the Spirit of God has given.

Pray that God will bless his servants and his work in Hamilton and establish them according to his word.

I. SANBORN.