Maine by J. B. Goodrich

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 22, 1906

Maine

By J. B. Goodrich

SKOWHEGAN.— We are still presenting the straight truth for this time in Skowhegan. Sunday evening we had a larger audience than ever before. In the afternoon, Brother Osborne spoke to attentive listeners. Brother Hersum spent February 10 and 11 with the mission, and presented the message with clearness. We have several preaching services each week, and have very spiritual social meetings, and devote our leisure to calling from house to house and holding Bible readings.

Last month I was enabled to preach thirteen sermons, give eight Bible studies, hold twelve prayer-meetings, and make forty-eight family visits. I also distributed eight hundred and seventy-eight pages of tracts and forty-five periodicals, sold two Bibles, and obtained one subscription for the Watchman.

Many calls come to us from different places, but we feel that it will be well to stay here a little longer. Praise the Lord for the strength he gives me. Praise his holy name! Pray for the work here. J. B. GOODRICH.