Scotland by W. A. Westworth

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1905

Scotland

By W. A. Westworth

DURING the year 1904 there were added to the church-membership eighty-one names. Not all of these began the observance of the message this year, but this number includes those from the results of work done in 1903. There are also others who have begun to follow the light of truth, who are not included in this number, as they have not yet united with the church.

Two churches have been organized, and thirty-five persons baptized. Orders for books have been taken, to the amount of eighteen hundred pounds, but as many have not reported their deliveries regularly, we are not able to give the exact figure for this item.

Financially the Lord has blessed us. By the figures of our reports before us, we have evidence of the guidance of the hand of God. As we look forward to the coming season, we feel that we can take heart; for we have, praise the Lord, an equipment whereby we can go ahead and use all our present staff of workers with but a comparatively small outlay of means.

During the year we have been able to add somewhat to the force of laborers. And while there is room for many more, we thank the Lord for the help we have, and pray that his blessing may so attend all, that 1905 may witness a large accession to the faith.

W. A. WESTWORTH.