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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 24, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 52.

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California

By J. W. Bagby; F. E. Brown

HANFORD.—October 9 we opened meetings in the Laguna district, Fresno County, with an attendance of about forty, which increased each evening until it had doubled. The interest was good from the very start. We met no opposition, and the Spirit of God touched the hearts of the people. Strong men wept when they were moved by the power of the Lord, and turned to him with full purpose of heart. In our stay at Laguna we saw many instances where an interest had been awakened by our brethren who live there. The last Sabbath of the meeting was a good day for all who came to the tent; and when the invitation was extended for those who wished baptism, nine responded; the next day three more yielded, making twelve in all; seven of these are adults. Others are keeping the Sabbath. We rejoice in the work. J. W. BAGBY, F. E. BROWN.