p. 15 | G. W. ANGLEBARGER by G. W. Anglebarger

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Nov 2, 1911

G. W. ANGLEBARGER

By G. W. Anglebarger

Colorado

· DENVER.—At the close of our camp-meeting in Rocky Mountain Lake Park, Denver, August 17-27, quite a number of the neighbors and people in the city not of our faith expressed a deep interest in the truths they had heard, and wanted to hear further. In response to this request the conference committee asked Elder H. M. J. Richards, Brother Roy Hay, and myself to erect a tent just a little outside of the park, and continue the work. We have done this, and are glad to report that the Lord has greatly blessed in this effort. A good part of the time our tent has been well filled with interested hearers. We have two stoves in the tent, and the meetings are still in progress, having already continued over five weeks. Up to the present time about fifteen souls have taken their stand for the truth, among them an aged lady who is in her eighty-fourth year. She has been in the Christian race for many years, having had a part in the 1844 movement. At the close of a sermon on “The Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast,” when a request was made for those who believed the truths presented and who were willing to obey God and receive his seal, this elderly saint, with many others, held up her hand. As she raised her hand, she said with an earnest voice, “Lord, it has come to this.” We are hoping that many more will take their stand with us.