Revival at Union College

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 24, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 43.

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Revival at Union College

PROF. C. C. LEWIS, president of Union College, College View, Neb., sends the following report of the really wonderful work that has been going on among the student family of that institution: “The enrolment has reached four hundred twenty. In the church-school of nine grades there are one hundred thirty more. Elder Warren’s meetings continue with increasing interest. Last night [October 10] nearly seventy more were baptized. This makes three baptisms with one hundred fifty-one candidates altogether, There will be another baptism Sunday probably. The pledges and offerings for the work for the colored people last Sabbath [October 5] amounted to over fifteen hundred dollars. College View never before witnessed such a revival.” In connection with this read the good report from Elder E. W. Farnsworth concerning the work at South Lancaster Academy, printed on page 16 of this issue. It is certainly in the order of the Lord that deep heart-searching work should be undertaken in connection with institutions that are preparing the young for service in the promulgation of the third angel’s message. He is putting his hand to the work, and we may expect to see still more striking evidences of the mighty movings of his Spirit.