Arkansas by A. P. HEACOCK

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · May 14, 1908

Arkansas

By A. P. HEACOCK

LITTLE ROCK.—The church in this place for which we asked help through the REVIEW some weeks ago is now completed. All are highly pleased with it, and are thankful to God that he provided a way by which we have been enabled to have a settled place of worship. We would also express our thanks to those who have contributed means to help us in building. We have occupied the new church two Sabbaths. As we could not formally dedicate it on account of indebtedness, we sought to dedicate anew our lives to God’s service, which means even more to us, and we trust is acceptable to God. We hope that brighter days are before the Little Rock church and the Arkansas Conference. Two united with the church last Sabbath, subject to baptism. Others who expect to unite soon, are keeping the Sabbath.

We are now greatly in need of another smaller building on the same ground, to be used for church-school purposes. If there are families who have children to educate, and who desire to come to this field to live, the writer will gladly correspond with them. Our school would be outside the city limits, so such families could live in the country if they desired.

We also hope to have a school permanently established in the country near Hot Springs next fall. Loyally living in harmony with the principles of the third angel’s message is the best of missionary work in the South.

A. P. HEACOCK.