A Good Word From England

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Dec 25, 1913

A Good Word From England

We take the following encouraging items from a private letter from Elder S. G. Haughey, president of the South England Conference:—

“We have been having some good experiences in the South England Conference this year. I began an effort in Plymouth in October of last year, and for five and one-half months continued the meetings without a break. We have now added forty-nine to that church. Our late brother, Elder W. A. Shafer, held a similar effort in Bristol, and added between forty and fifty to the church there. Our Sabbath-school offerings were more last quarter than they have ever been for any quarter during the years of the past. All our offerings to missions amount to more for the three quarters of this year than for the entire year of 1912. Our tithe was one thousand dollars more for the first nine months of this year than it was for the corresponding period of last year. We feel grateful for the Lord’s continued blessing upon us.”