ALBERT WEEKS by Albert Weeks

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

ALBERT WEEKS

By Albert Weeks

Tennessee

BRAYTON.— The Lord has permitted me to spend a few months in the mountains of Tennessee. I am located on Walden's Ridge, about forty miles north of Chattanooga. It is a healthful place, the elevation being about two thousand feet. There appears to be no malaria here, and the pure air relieves asthma quickly. The water is very soft and clear. The people are kind and peaceable. They are poor, but there is no suffering from destitution, as there is work in the timber, although wages are low.

I have held a few meetings, and the Word of God is listened to with respectful attention. I hope for some fruit from my labors here. I have distributed some papers, and can use more.