Report From Elder J. N. Loughborough by John Norton Loughborough

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 12, 1911

Report From Elder J. N. Loughborough

By John Norton Loughborough

“THEN they that feared the Lord spake often one to another.” Mal. 3: 16. I have been much interested in reading the reports in the REVIEW from our brethren in all parts of the world. We like to hear from them often. I find, however, by reference to my diary, that I have not reported since July 26, but I have not been idle by any means.

Since that date I have attended three camp-meetings in California,—San Diego, Berkeley, and Visalia,—and, in company with Brother and Sister S. N. Haskell, have taken part in three institutes,—Reno and Fallon, Nev., and Turlock, Cal. I also spent two days with the Woodland church, which I had not visited before for twenty-two years. I have also had opportunity to speak several times in Lodi, my home church. I thank the Lord that notwithstanding in about one month (D. V.) I enter upon my eightieth year, he still gives me strength to labor in this precious cause, in which I have spent the most of my life. How evident it is that this message is rapidly drawing to its close! May we all be found in just that place and condition that the light which “has risen upon” us may shine out in heavenly rays. J. N. LOUGHBOROUGH.