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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 30, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 18.

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Colorado

By G. W. Anglebarger

DENVER.—It has been several weeks since I have made a report of the progress of the work in Denver. We feel to praise our good Father in heaven, that through his great love and blessing the message is moving onward. The Spirit of God is wonderfully impressing hearts. We are receiving many letters and calls from interested ones in the city to come to their homes and teach them the truth. We are even called into the country near the city, and there we find souls hungering for the truth of God. It makes our hearts rejoice to have the privilege of sitting with these dear ones in their homes, and opening to them the Scriptures. Persons are constantly acceptingthe truth, and are rejoicing in God and the knowledge of his Word which liveth and abideth forever. Our services on Sabbath and Sunday nights are still growing in interest and attendance. Precious souls are being buried in baptism. Almost every two or three weeks it is our privilege to administer this solemn ordinance. The church is actively engaged in missionary work distributing tracts, selling Signs, etc.
G. W. ANGLEBARGER.