A Turning Point in the Advent Movement
THE general testimony of delegates and visitors seems to be that this is the best conference which has been held for many years. There is a tone of confidence in all the meetings, and there is a settled purpose to shape all plans in view of the call to finish the work speedily. This meeting is certainly a turning-point in the history of this advent movement. Gideon’s three hundred men were used of the Lord to fully do what could not be done by his thirty-two thousand. We may expect greater things in the immediate future. A CHURCH organization was recently effected at Searcy, Ark., with six as a nucleus for the membership, some who were ready to join not being present at the time.