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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 23, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 38.

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New Brunswick

By L. D. Longard; A. A. Livingston

BUCTOUCHE.—Meetings were started in the tent in this place Sunday afternoon, July 4, with a good attendance, considering the fact that only about one tenth of the population are Protestants. The rest are French Catholics. We had a regular attendance throughout the meetings. On many occasions the Lord was present by his Spirit in a marked manner to impress hearts with the solemnity of the message for this time. Many, as they sat in the meetings and listened to the soul-stirring truths of the third angel’s message, were convinced of their duty.
Six adults decided to obey God by keeping his commandments and “the faith of Jesus.” We rejoice in having a part in this closing message. May the Lord raise up many faithful laborers to carry the gospel of the kingdom to all the world in this generation.
L. D. LONGARD, A. A. LIVINGSTON.