South Carolina by Sydney Scott

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 3, 1908

South Carolina

By Sydney Scott

It has been one year since I came into this conference, having been transferred from the Alabama Conference to South Carolina last November. I have enjoyed my labors in this field, and the work is moving on nicely. Many new Sabbath-keepers have been gained since the beginning of the year. Since Dec. 1, 1907, we have doubled our colored membership in this conference. Our tent-meeting, which was held in the city of Greenville, was a success, about twenty-five taking a stand from this effort. We are preparing to erect a building inside of fifteen months. The South Carolina Conference has had one tent for the colored people this year, but it may be that we shall have two next year if the money can be raised. Our pavilion tent, which was purchased last May, has been paid for with the exception of about thirty dollars. Our hearts have been encouraged and made glad by what the Lord has done for us.

SYDNEY SCOTT.