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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 30, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 48.

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Kansas

By A. R. Ogden

LOGAN.—The accompanying illustration is a picture of the Seventh-day Adventist church building at Logan, Kan. This structure was built in 1901 by Henry Ferritt, at a cost of about two thousand dollars. Not only has Brother Ferritt erected this neat house of worship, but he keeps up all the running expenses. The house stands as a monument to the true Sabbath, “the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.” The building was erected by Brother Ferritt when believers in Logan were few, but his faith in Adventism led him to believe that the time would come when the Seventh-day Adventists of that place would increase in numbers.
CHURCH BUILDING, LOGAN, KAN.
CHURCH BUILDING, LOGAN, KAN.
The work has continued to grow, and Oct. 22, 1905, there was organized a church of fifteen members. The Sabbath-school is more than twice that number. The members of the church are all taking an active part in the work of God by paying a faithful tithe, and giving liberal offerings to the many calls for means to hasten this message to the world. A. R. OGDEN.