West Pennsylvania Conference by J. W. Watt

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Feb 12, 1914

West Pennsylvania Conference

By J. W. Watt

JOHNSTOWN.—The work in this city is encouraging at present. The church members are interested in missionary work. We are planning to use a large club of the Signs, also the Protestant Magazine, and intend to take up house-to-house work with our tracts. Some who had grown cold and had not been attending the services, are renewing their covenant with God. Quite a number who had not heretofore paid tithes, are now doing so. Some of these are not yet members of the church, but we hope they will be soon. Others not of our faith are interested and are investigating.

One man and his wife who were stirred up by the Billy Sunday meetings, have ordered “Thoughts on Daniel and the Revelation.” Two other families will soon have “Bible Readings for the Home Circle” in their homes. Our Sunday night audiences are good. A number of new faces were seen in the congregation last Sunday night.

Brethren, pray for the work in this city, that the Lord may give wisdom and strength to do what ought to be done at this time. J. W. WATT.