Among the Churches by J. S. Hart

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 12, 1910

Among the Churches

By J. S. Hart

SINCE February 27 I spent two Sabbaths at Minatare, Neb., and held meetings, in which a good degree of interest was manifested, and visited from house to house.

From there I went to Lincoln, and spent a profitable Sabbath with the church. The good testimonies borne in the social meeting gave witness that those present had been greatly encouraged by the words spoken. From there I went to Cortland, and held quarterly meeting with the church. The service was one of interest, and all the new members, as well as the old, were greatly encouraged.

March 29 Brother L. N. Muck and I went to St. Joseph, Mo. We spent ten days soliciting funds from those not of our faith to furnish reading-matter for the blind people in Missouri. We spent two Sabbaths with the church at St. Joseph, and held four successful meetings. A good interest was manifested by all, and we enjoyed our visit at this place very much. We found a friendly welcome at the home of Elder H. L. Hahn and at other places.

At all these places I was pleased to meet with old and tried friends, and also to form some new acquaintances.

J. S. HART.