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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 2, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 44.

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Virginia

By H. J. FARMAN

LOWRY.—Our tent-meeting closed here October 8, with one of our largest congregations. Many expressed regret that the meetings were to close, but the weather demanded it.
From the first, our audiences were rather small; all paid good attention, but at no time did we have any great crowds. This may be accounted for, perhaps, because the year before a short series of meetings was held, but the work was not completed. The result was that prejudice arose, and many decided against the truth without having a real knowledge of it. But we have great reasons to praise the Lord for his goodness. Several have become very much interested, and a few have taken their stand with the remnant church. A church has been purchased, and meetings are continued therein. We hope soon to organize a church. Pray for the work here. H. J. FARMAN.