West Pennsylvania by B. F. FURDHAM

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 29, 1908

West Pennsylvania

By B. F. FURDHAM

HOMESTEAD.—I came to this place July 21, to join Elder N. S. Ashton in a tent effort, which continued till September 20. The Lord gave freedom in presenting the message. One good feature of the meetings was that quite a number of the people attended regularly, and were deeply interested in all the subjects. Twelve dear souls at this place are now rejoicing in the truth, three of whom began keeping the Sabbath before the tent-meetings began, and another has been added since the tent effort closed. Others are deeply interested, and several have promised to obey the truth, for whom we still have hope. As Elder Ashton resumed his work in Pittsburg at the close of the tent effort, the president of the conference thought it best for me to remain here in Homestead for a time to continue the work. So my family and I are doing what we can in house-to-house work, and I hope that a hall or some good place can be secured for public efforts. I pray that we may yet see a good church in this important city. Remember us in prayer. B. F. FURDHAM.