Texas by E. L. Neff

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 29, 1914

Texas

By E. L. Neff

HOUSTON.—We began our meetings at this place August 15, and continued without interruption for six weeks. The workers connected with the effort devoted their time to personal work, holding readings, distributing literature, and inviting the people to the meetings. The members of the Houston church attended the services regularly and helped in the singing.

The Lord blessed our united efforts, and already twelve have begun the observance of the Sabbath. About twenty families are taking Bible studies, and some of these are deeply interested.

The church here has had no meetinghouse of its own, but we are now building a neat little church, which will be ready for use in about three weeks.

The outlook is good, and we believe if we will all unite our efforts and go forward trusting in the Lord, we shall yet see many brought to a saving knowledge of this truth.

We were able to use the daily paper to quite an extent in these meetings, and some who attended and are now keeping the Sabbath, had their attention first called to the meetings in this way.

We are planning another public effort as soon as the church is finished.

E. L. NEFF.