Colorado by G. W. Anglebarger

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Feb 15, 1906

Colorado

By G. W. Anglebarger

DENVER.—We are glad to be able to report that the work is moving forward in this city. The church is growing not only in numbers, but in spiritual life. We are planning to enter upon an earnest missionary campaign, during which we expect to place the printed message in some form in every home in this city of one hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants.

As a preparation for the work which we naturally expect will be needed as a result of this colporteur work, we organized a class for Bible study about ten weeks ago, with eleven members. At this writing there are nearly one hundred members, besides a goodly number of strangers who attend quite regularly each week, and seem deeply interested. While we are studying each point of this grand old message carefully, we have also endeavored to make the drills so practical that the members of the class will be able not only to receive the instruction, but to give it to others. In following this plan we find that our own people greatly enjoy studying the blessed truths for themselves, and as their hearts are thus filled, they have a real desire and determination to speak to others from the abundance of the good things which they know for themselves. Some of the members have already been giving readings to those not of our faith with good results. G. W. ANGLEBARGER.