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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jul 28, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 30.

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Mississippi

By H. G. Thurston

ON Sabbath, July 2, five souls were buried by baptism at Laurel, and one week later, July 9, five others were baptized at Ellisville. On the next Sunday these and others were organized into a church—seventeen in all. Some others expect to unite later; this will increase the number to more than twenty. We praise God to see his great truth gaining converts in Mississippi.
It seems as though the work goes rather slowly, yet we are grateful for the success already given, and it is our only desire to live and work for souls as they who must give an account.
Elders Owen and Blake will soon engage in tent work, and we pray they may win many souls. Though I expect to be from home for some time, visiting our highly favored people in the north to interest them in the Huntsville school, my address will be Meridian, Miss. I hope to return home in September.
H. G. THURSTON.