Nova Scotia by Amos E. Outhouse

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 11, 1905

Nova Scotia

By Amos E. Outhouse

TIVERTON.—The latter part of January, Elder W. R. Andrews visited this place, and began a series of meetings in Temperance Hall, which continued for about ten weeks, the last three of which he was assisted by Elder Wm. Guthrie, president of the Maritime Conference. The hall was filled to its utmost capacity with attentive listeners for about three weeks; then the Disciples sent for an evangelist and started special

meetings in their church, which took many from our services. However, quite a goodly number still continued to come to the hall, and listened very attentively to the word of truth, which was faithfully and fearlessly, though lovingly, presented. Many of these listeners were convinced that we have the truth, and acknowledged it as such, but did not have the moral courage and faith to obey it.

Our faith and courage are strong in the message, which we believe will triumph in the near future. Paul may plant, and Apollos water, but God must give the increase.

AMOS E. OUTHOUSE.