WILL F. HILLS by Will F. Hills

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 5, 1911

WILL F. HILLS

By Will F. Hills

California

ORANGE.—It is with deep gratitude to God that I report the work in Orange. I left the San Diego camp-meeting before it closed to take up the unfinished interest here, and continued the meetings in the tent about three weeks; then rented a hall where the meetings were held for several weeks, with splendid results. The membership has increased from twenty-seven to forty-two; ten of this number were baptized, and at least two more are now ready for baptism.

About five weeks ago we purchased a lot, and three weeks later held our first meeting in our unfinished building. Yesterday the work was practically completed, and we are now holding our week of prayer meetings in it. This beautiful building, costing $1,367, is free from debt. This seems a miracle when we take into consideration the fact that the members are all dependent upon their daily earnings for a livelihood, and that this company was not organized until July 30.

We believe the Lord will make a short work in the earth, and that soon we shall hear the words, “Well done.”