The Work in Indiana by W. J. Stone

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 4, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 23.

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The Work in Indiana

By W. J. Stone

FROM the April reports sent in by our workers I glean the following:—

Elder W. A. Young reports two baptized, one united with the Franklin, and the other with the Noblesville church.

Elder B. Hagle reports one new convert, and the scattered brethren where he has visited greatly encouraged.

At Muncie Elder U. S. Anderson baptized three, and four united with the church.

Elder A. L. Miller reports five new converts at Seymour and Waldron, who united with these churches.

The Bible workers at Indianapolis report two converts who have moved to Riverside, Cal., and will unite with the church there.

Brother R. W. Leach reports a good interest at Peru. Four have embraced the truth there, all heads of families.

At Logansport Elder Victor Thompson baptized four who united with the church. Others are interested.

Luzerne Thompson reports one convert at Northfield, and the church greatly revived.

Elder O. S. Hadley and wife give a glowing report of the work in West Indianapolis, and report four new converts.

Why should not these good reports continue to come in? There was never a time when the truth could be made plainer than now, and God has promised a large measure of his Holy Spirit to accompany his faithful workers.

W. J. STONE.