Moline, Ill by T. F. Hubbard

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 21, 1916

Moline, Ill.

By T. F. Hubbard

I BEGAN tent meetings in Moline, Ill., July 6, and continued until recently, having for our tent company Brother J. D. Reavis and his wife as musicians, and Sisters Kate Williams and Alfreda Johnson as Bible workers. The Moline church coöperated with the effort, and in these few weeks we have succeeded in adding to the church nineteen new members, and several others are preparing for baptism in the near future. The last summer's effort added twenty-one members, making a total of forty added to

the Moline church in a little over a year. We attribute this success somewhat to the nearly eighty-five thousand pages of literature which our Bible workers and church members have helped to distribute, reaching practically every home in the city. We have now begun the same systematic effort of distribution of literature in the city of Rock Island. We solicit an interest in your prayers, that our work in these cities may be so blessed of God that we may have a large ingathering of souls for his kingdom.

T. F. HUBBARD.