West Pennsylvania by W. F. SCHWARTZ.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 13, 1908

West Pennsylvania

By W. F. SCHWARTZ.

HUNTINGDON.—Last week I went to Huntingdon to labor in behalf of the church, and the interest that was awakened at that point. The Spirit of God attended the work, and much good was done. Before leaving, we had the ordinances, and twenty-seven persons took part. Seven of this number had never enjoyed this blessed privilege before; these were received into church fellowship, three having been previously baptized, and four were baptized on Sunday morning, in the presence of a large audience. This brought a great blessing to the Huntingdon church, also a spirit of joy and peace, with thanksgiving to God, for adding to their number.

The spirit of giving has always been seen in this church, also faithfulness in paying their tithes and making donations. The total amount of tithes and offerings for all purposes during the last quarter was $192.82. We pray that the windows of heaven may still be open to this company for their faithfulness.

Before leaving we also had the privilege of organizing a Young People's society, which elected their officers in co-operation with the officers of the church.

W. F. SCHWARTZ.