Kansas by M. G. Huffman

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Sep 14, 1916

Kansas

By M. G. Huffman

I WISH to say a few words through the medium of the REVIEW AND HERALD to my many friends who are inquiring where I am, what I am doing, and what success I am having in my work.

I accepted the points of faith as taught by Seventh-day Adventists, some forty years ago at Yorktown, Ind., under the preaching of Elder W. W. Sharp, as I was fully convinced that the message he was proclaiming was God's message to the last generation. After a few months of careful consideration I and my family united our interests with this great advent movement.

For over thirty years I have been publicly helping to proclaim this message in a number of States. The Lord has been pleased to greatly bless my labors, and as the result many dear souls have embraced the truth and are rejoicing in it. Among the number are three ordained ministers, several Bible workers, a number of canvassers, and others holding positions of trust in various departments of this great movement. The message is penetrating through the dense darkness of heathenism, superstition, and dogmas, gathering out jewels from every nation, kindred, tongue, and people, preparatory to the second coming of Christ to this earth to take his people to his Father's house, in which there are many mansions, that where he is there they may be also.

I am now in my seventieth year, but I wish to say to my many friends, that I feel young. I am strong, am enjoying excellent health, and I have reason to hope to live to see Jesus come in all his glory.

I have just closed my labors in Galena, Kans., where ten were baptized, and fourteen added to the church. Others are keeping the Sabbath who will soon unite with the church. I am of good courage, and praise the Lord for this wonderful truth. My present address is Lock Box 493, Emporia, Kans. I should be glad to hear from any of my friends at any time.

M. G. HUFFMAN.