Oklahoma by G. F. Haffner

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 24, 1905

Oklahoma

By G. F. Haffner

THE work of the Lord is still onward in Oklahoma. At present we have several interests at hand. Our tent companies are doing a good work; four of them are reporting excellent interest. Quite a number are taking their stand on the Lord's side. At one place a discussion is going on at present between our workers and the Campelites. One of our young ministers started a meeting there and created quite an interest, and finally about three families took their stand, and quite a number were convinced, but would not take their stand until they heard the other side or had a debate, so our brother received one challenge after another until he got into a debate. We do not know how it will turn out, but we hope that the truth will triumph, and that a number will take their stand on the Lord's side.

At Elk City, where we had our local camp-meeting, the interest is still good. Elders Sorenson and Dake are reporting a good interest from Broken Arrow, where souls are accepting the truth; and the same kind of report is received from Brethren Braley and Jobe at Non, I. T. So we praise the Lord that the good work is still moving onward, and we hope it will soon be finished.

G. F. HAFFNER.