Louisiana by E. L. Maxwell

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 22, 1910

Louisiana

By E. L. Maxwell

The work in this State is going forward nicely this winter, as the following notes from the workers will indicate:—

“Two new believers are to be baptized in New Orleans next Sabbath.”

“We have organized our home missionary society here in New Orleans, and are planning to give the truth to our large city. We are arranging to use a great deal of our literature in connection with our work.”

Another writes: “I find more interested ones than I can visit and read with.”

Still another says: “I now have sixteen readers. Many of them are very intelligent, and manifest a good interest. It is truly encouraging to give readings to such people.”

The Sabbath-school, Missionary Volunteer, and conference secretaries report increasing interest in their departments.

A brother recently come to the truth, once a professor in a denominational college, and now sixty-five years of age, is having unusually good success selling our books in one of our large cities. He writes that he praises the Lord morning and night for the privilege of helping to carry this precious message.

Louisiana offers the best kind of field for the canvasser.

E. L. MAXWELL.