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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 28, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 64.

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Cleveland, Ohio

By R. S. Lindsay

The Lord has greatly blessed the work done in Cleveland, Ohio, during the past two years. Our church members have rallied to the task of warning this great city of the things which are to come upon the world. Three tent efforts have been held. From September, 1915, to October, 1916, seventy-two persons received baptism and united with the church, while fifteen have been received on profession of faith, and fourteen by letter, making the total additions for that time one hundred and one. There are approximately fifty persons keeping the Sabbath who have not as yet fully taken their stand with us.
The large tent effort the past summer resulted in forty-six persons accepting the third angel’s message. The expense of this effort, which lasted seven weeks, was about four hundred dollars, and the donations totaled four hundred and nine dollars.
Our Harvest Ingathering goal is one thousand dollars, and we are glad to report that the spirit of zeal and earnestness on the part of our united membership is indicative of final victory. Thus far we have eight hundred dollars. We are of good courage, and feel confident that the onward march of the truth of God throughout the world-wide harvest field is an omen of the speedy triumph of the cause we love.
R. S. LINDSAY.