North Pacific Conference.
By Charles L. Boyd
DURING the past five weeks I have been laboring among the scattered Sabbath-keepers of King County, W. T. The mud and rain have been unfavorable, and have made my work hard to perform, but have presented no unsurmountable difficulties. I have made about fifty family visits, held about forty meetings, organized two Sabbath-schools, a Tract and Missionary Society, and a church, to be known as the Renton church of Seventh-day Adventists. There are others who have been led to the light of the Sabbath truth through the missionary labors of Bro. A. W. Benson, who we hope will fully consecrate themselves to the Lord, and unite with the church soon. These friends are in earnest for a meeting-house. A lot has been secured, and work will soon commence on the house. The members of this church are much scattered, and if each one is a steadily shining beacon light, I trust may be the means of guiding many souls who are tossed about by error and sin, to the quiet haven of present truth. Seattle, W. T., Nov. 23. CHAS. L. BOYD.