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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 16, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 42.

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North Carolina

By Page Shepard

WILMINGTON.—The church in Wilmington is steadily growing in grace and in numbers since Elder Scott's interesting gospel campaign last summer. The Lord wrought upon hearts to accept the message, and a goodly number was added to the little faithful company here. This season's effort seems destined to triumph gloriously, notwithstanding the faith-trying experiences encountered at the outset. The beautifully appointed tent is nightly crowded with persons anxious to hear the soul-stirring sermons and listen to the beautiful songs of Zion. A good increase in membership is expected.
The writer enjoyed a precious experience with the church at Wilmington, and found a people zealous of good works. The congregation is composed of a goodly number of young men susceptible to training for service in the work of the last gospel message.
The presentation of the message has stirred the multitude, and the wealthy classes have been reached through the Lord's faithful servants. May his Spirit continually strive with the souls now hearing the message, that they may accept before the invitation to the gospel feast is withdrawn from perishing souls.
PAGE SHEPARD.