South Carolina by C. G. MANNS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 14, 1913

South Carolina

By C. G. MANNS

LEAVING Charleston, S. C., on the twenty-seventh of June, the writer spent ten days with the Lincolnville church. Meetings were held every night, and the interest was good. This church was organized the latter part of June, with a membership of seven. The church building and the lot on which it stands are paid for.

The church in Orangeburg is at work. A lot on which to build a church has been purchased for three hundred dollars, a part of which has been paid.

The church in Columbia is growing. Some new members are added nearly every Sabbath. The annual camp-meeting will be held here this year, September 4-14. We hope that every church in the conference will be represented.

The writer spent three days with the church at Johnston. The hearts of our people were cheered by the communion service held on Sabbath, July 12. The believers are carrying forward the work earnestly, and hope soon to have their new church.

The little company at Darlington is of good courage. The Sabbath-school has a membership of twelve, with a growing interest. Brother W. H. Abrams donated a lot to the church, and has erected a church building on it, eighteen by twenty feet. The cost was about five hundred dollars. Brother Abrams is doing Bible work from house to house, and has a good interest. We hope to have a tent-meeting soon for the Darlington company. C. G. MANNS.