A New Era in Europe

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 13, 1911

A New Era in Europe

RECENT letters from Elder A. G. Daniels speak of his visit to our people in Russia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Servia, Hungary, and Austria, and of the interesting and profitable meetings which he had in these fields. He reports that in every quarter there is a reaching out after God on the part of our ministers and the people. Our workers in the European field are looking to the council meeting, which began July 4, for new help and inspiration. Not only all the workers for some distance from Friedensau are planning to attend the council, but many of the brethren and sisters as well. At Budapest, in Austria, four hundred miles away, about thirty were going; from Vienna, nearly as far distant, about the same number expected to attend. He says: “We shall have the largest meeting of our people ever held outside of the United States; and somehow it seems to me, from the atmosphere about here, that this is going to be a great occasion, and mark a new era in our work.” Let us pray that the work not only in Europe, but throughout the world, may be greatly benefited as the result of the counsel of our brethren at this important meeting.