Indiana by B. HAGLE

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 5, 1905

Indiana

By B. HAGLE

MOROCCO AND MOUNTAYR.—I came to Morocco, October 14, and began a series of meetings in a hall. These were continued for six weeks. The donations met the expenses. We organized a Sabbath-school of twelve members.

After this we went to a place called Mountayr, eight miles from Morocco, and began meetings in a Baptist church. We held our first Sabbath meeting there last Sabbath, December 24. Sixteen were in attendance. The power of God came into our meeting, and hearts were melted. We expect God to do great things for us at this place.

During the time of labor in these two places sixty-seven sermons and twenty-eight Bible readings were given, seventy-five family visits were made, five hundred pages of tracts were distributed, one hundred copies of the special Southern Watchman and fifty copies of The Signs of the Times were sold, also twenty dollars' worth of books, three yearly subscriptions were taken for the REVIEW AND HERALD, and four for the Indiana Reporter.

We have not written this report for a show, but to let our brethren and sisters know what God can do with the weak things of this world. My courage in the message was never better. We expect an organization there soon. Brother Dunn and my wife are with me, and assist in the meetings. Pray for us, that we may be kept humble, that God may continue to work for us.

B. HAGLE.