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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 48.

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SUNDAY, November 6, was the day set for the dedication of the East Port church. The ministers present were Elders Wight, Matthews, and the writer. The church was quite well filled with the people from the town, who gave marked attention to Elder Wight as he spoke from Joshua 4:21. He briefly outlined our work, showing that our church buildings represent a principle, and that they are to call attention to the third angel’s message. At the close of the sermon the dedicatory prayer was offered by the writer.
The brethren at this place are of good courage, and are planning on active work in the missionary campaign this winter. Several will devote part of their time to the canvassing work, and one sister will spend all her time in circulating the printed page. J. J. IRWIN.