North England by Edwin E. Andross

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jun 22, 1905

North England

By Edwin E. Andross

LEICESTER.—I never was more profoundly convinced that we are rapidly nearing the end of our journey. I am sure we have not awakened to this fact any too soon. With the events that are taking place in Russia, in addition to all that has gone before in all the world, every soul should be aroused.

I find that the hearts of men are being awakened just now, and it is not so difficult to get their ears as it has been. How long this opportunity will last, I do not know. In our recent meeting in Nottingham, where Brother McCord and I held a fortnight’s mission, the interest was excellent, and he writes me that one hundred adults listened to the exposition of the Sabbath question Sunday evening with rapt attention. Brother McCord is following up this effort. O that the message might be proclaimed in all the two hundred and fifty cities of our conference at once! Be assured that we are with you in all that makes for the advancement of this glorious message in its simplicity.

E. E. ANDROSS.