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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jul 20, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 29.

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Georgia

By H. E. Courter

DECATUR.—I have been doing self-supporting work, with the exception of ten dollars a month, which I receive from California. My circumstances require me to labor; I work all the time except Sabbaths and Sundays. On the Sabbath I generally preach to the Atlanta church, give Bible studies, and visit the sick and those who need help. On Sunday I usually go to Sunday-school and teach a Bible class or review the lesson. I also visit and give away papers.
The Atlanta church elected no elder, and consequently they did not have the ordinances for some time. July 1 was a precious day; two sisters who had been struggling with the tobacco habit for some time went forward in baptism, claiming victory over the flesh. After baptism Elder R. M. Kilgore led in the ordinances of the Lord's house.
I praise the Lord for the good beginning that has been made at Washington. H. E. COURTER