DENVER, COLORADO by E. R. Jones

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Oct 14, 1880

DENVER, COLORADO.

By E. R. Jones

Our meeting here has now closed. We have taken down our tent to-day. Have held about fifty services during the six weeks of our stay; the apparent results are not large, but a deep interest has been aroused in the minds of many who have heard. We sold about $30 worth of books. Sabbath, Sept. 11, we repaired to the water the second time, and some were baptized; and still there are quite a number more who will go forward in this ordinance at the first favorable opportunity. A church of twenty-one members has been organized, and every one has adopted the tithing

plan. An elder and deacon were elected. The Sabbath-school is well carried on, and is quite effective. It numbers about thirty members.

All our people here are of good courage, and commence their work in their new relation as a church with zeal and love, fellowship and faith.

Sept. 20. E. R. JONES.