British Columbia

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 9, 1915

VANCOUVER.—On Friday, July 30, at Vancouver, British Columbia, Elder Luther Warren baptized fifteen, and on Sunday, August 1, he baptized fourteen more at that place, as a partial result of his work there. Others had been baptized by him from time to time during recent months. On Monday, August 2, he visited Mission City, a small town near by, where he baptized seven.

In concluding his labors in Vancouver, Elder Warren conducted a most instructive series of studies. About fifty persons were in daily attendance, a larger number being present at the evening sessions. The study period was from 2 to 9 P. M., with intermissions and recess. The instruction given was intended to firmly anchor in the truth those who had publicly accepted the message under his preaching, and to qualify for more definite work those who were carrying the message to the people.

Having left Vancouver, Elder Warren now takes up work in Southern California.