Kentucky by R. S. Lindsay

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 27, 1914

Kentucky

By R. S. Lindsay

We are glad to report that the message is onward in Louisville, Ky. We have been laboring in this city for over two years, and the Lord has greatly blessed us in adding to his church ninety-nine souls. Aside from these there are a goodly number of Sabbath keepers, some of whom will soon be added to our membership.

Just now we are entering upon the fourth week of our second tent effort of the season. Our first effort resulted in several accepting the Sabbath; and the present effort is the best meeting I have ever held. Our tent is filled to overflowing each evening, and the attendance is constantly increasing. The hand of God is surely in this work, moving hearts as we cannot. At this writing about twenty have promised to obey God in keeping the Sabbath of Jehovah, and the hearts of others are stirred.

The suitable little church building which we have had for the last two years has added strength to our work in the city, and we praise God for this blessing also. We are surrounded by many large Catholic institutions, and a number of Catholics are attending our services. We long to see the work finished, and all these dear souls gathered around the great white throne. R. S. LINDSAY.