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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 25, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 26.

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Kentucky

McKINNEY.—In a personal letter Elder A. O. Burrill writes as follows concerning the work at this place: “My tent was filled last evening with the best citizens of the town and county. The message seems more definite than ever to me. The presence and power of the Lord are with us more fully than at any other time in my experience. The tent was given by the South Dakota Conference. I am sure that the donors would be rejoiced if they knew how the people are flocking to hear the words of life. Brethren A. F. Harrison and C. F. Dart are holding a canvassers’ institute in the new tent with a fine class. We hope soon to see the canvassing work upon a good basis in this State. Elder J. M. Irving is here from the West Michigan Conference, and expects to put up a tent to-morrow at Stanford. His fellow laborer, Brother Davis, is expected to join him to-morrow. The spirit that moved upon our brethren in the North to send men and money to the South is bringing fresh courage to the brethren here. We thank the Lord for this.”