W. R. AND F. M. HADDOCK by W. R. Haddock; F. M. Haddock

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 28, 1910

W. R. AND F. M. HADDOCK

By W. R. Haddock; F. M. Haddock

Ontario

DURING the last few weeks it has been our privilege to hold four temperance meetings,—one in Calvary Church at Rosanna, one in the Methodist church at Springford, one in the Baptist church at Mt. Elgin, and one in the Methodist church at Courtland,—having an average attendance of about seventy-five. These are all country churches, and according to reports, many more would have been present had it not been for the bad roads caused by the stormy weather.

A deep interest has been awakened, and the meetings were much appreciated by all. By them, the way has been opened to hold meetings in Calvary Church, in Rosanna, to present the stirring truths of the last message of salvation.

We realize that of ourselves we can do nothing, but trusting in God with full assurance of faith, we meditate on the words, “I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.”

We earnestly ask for the prayers of all our people to attend our efforts in spreading the gospel message in this place.