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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 1, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 40.

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FLORIDA.

By Irving Keck

THE work is onward in Florida. At the coming Conference we shall be out of debt as a Conference, and shall have made a material reduction in our tract society debt, with a good prospect of soon reaching the end of it also. Three new church buildings are ready for dedication without a dollar of debt, and a fourth is up and occupied, but not entirely finished. Three church schools have been in operation, with good success.
In Jacksonville fire seriously interfered with the work, as our laborers had been concentrated there during the winter, and for six months had labored with fair success. But now it has been scattered by the fire that destroyed so much of that city in May last.
A Working Woman's Home at Tampa is established, and we hope to make it permanent and an influence for good in that important center.
The annual Conference convenes at Fort Ogden, November 1, and we hope for a good attendance.
IRVING KECK.