GARFIELD A. MOSLEY by GARFIELD A. MOSLEY

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 13, 1913

GARFIELD A. MOSLEY

By GARFIELD A. MOSLEY

Delaware

CHESWOLD.—The members of the church at this place were greatly helped recently by a visit from Brother and Sister G. P. Rodgers, who are laboring in Baltimore. They visited us the week beginning January 26, and stayed until the following Sunday.

Brother Rodgers arranged his talks so that they were of special interest to the church as well as to our visiting friends and neighbors. The evening subjects were of vital importance. Much interest was manifested in the Exodus and the movement of 1844, the seven trumpets and the fall of Turkey, the battle of Armageddon and the memorials of God. All were impressed by these meetings, and deeply regret that a laborer can not be with us more frequently. At twelve o'clock each day special studies for the church were held. These meetings were conducted so as to give the people here a clearer understanding of healthful living.

On Sabbath the meetings came to an end with quarterly service. The Lord came near to us, and we feel that the church has had a spiritual awakening. All are looking forward to another visit from Brother Rodgers, and we hope it may be soon.