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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 12, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 46.

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Indiana

By B. HAGLE.

LAGRANGE AND WOLCOTTVILLE.—My wife and I came to the first-named place, June 13. We pitched our tent, and continued the effort until July 14, when a local camp-meeting was held. At the close of the camp-meeting a church of eighteen members was organized.
August 6 we pitched the tent at Wolcottville, where we held meetings for six weeks. Eight adults accepted the truth at this place. All points of present truth were fully investigated by all, and were gladly accepted.
Both these companies will unite in one church. Nearly one hundred dollars in tithes and offerings has been paid into the treasury of the Lord by this new company. We praise the Lord for the privilege of having a part in this blessed work of pointing souls to this truth. We are of courage in the Lord.
B. HAGLE.