Iowa by G. R. Hawkins; Mrs. G. R. Hawkins

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 7, 1908

Iowa

By G. R. Hawkins; Mrs. G. R. Hawkins

MUSCATINE.—Elder L. F. Starr requested us to come to the help of this church during the week of prayer, as it had been neglected for some time, and was in a rather backslidden condition. Immediately after the week of prayer, we began a revival effort. The first three weeks we worked for the church. After that we began to invite in outsiders; and with the exception of the time spent at the union conference, we have continued our meetings without a break. After holding them in the church for about a month, a hall was rented for us in another part of the city, where we are still holding the meetings. We shall close Sunday night to prepare for the tent season. We expect to go on with the good work begun. So far forty-five persons have joined the church. Many of these are young men and their wives, altogether we think they are as fine a company of young people as we have ever seen. G. R. HAWKINS, MRS. G. R. HAWKINS.