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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 13, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 33.

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Maryland

By GUSTAVUS P. RODGERS

BALTIMORE.—We are now beginning the fifth week of our tent effort for the colored people of Baltimore. Connected with the effort, are the members of the church, who render faithful service each night in a good, strong choir. Elder Seeney, from Wilmington, Del., preaches here every other evening. The interest is the best we have ever had at any place; the tent is filled at each service, and from fifty to one hundred stand. On Sunday nights the crowd is still larger. Some already are keeping the Sabbath, although we have not yet preached on this important truth.
The same persons attend night after night, and we believe that the success we are praying for will be a reality. Our conference brethren have been good to us in furnishing us with such a nice tent, and in return we are making the tent entirely self-supporting; for our collections will pay every expense. We solicit the prayers of the readers of this paper for many souls, and for wisdom in the presentation of the message.
GUSTAVUS P. RODGERS.