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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Sep 1, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 35.

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Iowa

By C. E. Rentro

NORTH ENGLISH.—Since June 23 I have been laboring in this place in company with Brethren Ed. Swap and O. M. Kittle. We have enjoyed many pentecostal showers, and are praying that God may give us his power to reap the fruit of our labors.
As a direct result of our work here, five persons have signed the covenant. These, with several who had kept the Sabbath for a long time, and six who accepted the faith during my labors near here last winter, who signed the covenant also, number seventeen.
As my wife and I expect to leave soon for Europe, the other brethren remain to carry on the work, intending to pitch the tent in a town near by.
Some tell us that R. M. Kilgore held a course of lectures here a number of years ago. Pray for me, that I, as well as the company remaining, may hasten the coming of our Saviour.
C. E. RENTRO.