p. 15 | M. J. ALLEN by M. J. Allen

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

M. J. ALLEN

By M. J. Allen

Ontario

BRANTFORD.—As a result of our tent effort, just closed, eleven have been baptized and received into the church, and five others have begun to keep the Sabbath. The enemy is doing all he can to stop our work here. Some set fire to our tent while our meeting was going on, but did not succeed in burning it. They threatened to take my life if I did not take down my tent and move on, but we kept it up until the interests of our work indicated a change to a hall, where we continued our services.

I have begun meetings at one of the factories at the noon hour. I believe that the Lord has honest souls in this city who will accept this last message when they hear it. We are of good courage and expect to keep right on preaching the truth as long as there are those who will accept it.