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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 9, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 28.

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Mississippi

By Page Shepard

CANTON.—I find this place ripe for the truth. There has been a breaking up among the orthodox churches here, many of their members falling away to the Holiness people. But now there is a decided reaction against them, and some have left them. It seems that God is thus shaking the people for the entrance of the truth. I have met some anxious, interested ones, whose hearts are open for the message. One has already decided to take a stand with us, and we know that the Lord will turn the honest in heart to him when the call of the third angel’s message is given. Brother Willie Cobb has been living here, an isolated Sabbath-keeper, whose life is witnessing to the sanctifying power of the truth. Brethren, pray for the work here. I can but rejoice to add that “my soul doth magnify the Lord,” abundant in goodness and truth. PAGE SHEPARD.