Western Pennsylvania by J. W. Watt

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 14, 1910

Western Pennsylvania

By J. W. Watt

FORD CITY.—I began a series of meetings at this place February 25. Three dear souls have taken a stand to keep the Sabbath, two others have said they would keep it, and still others are deeply interested. We hope to see quite a number walk in the light.

There are three or four persons in this vicinity who have kept the Sabbath in a way for several years, but have not felt free to identify themselves with us, as they do not believe in organization. These persons have attended our meetings some, and we hope they also will see the whole truth.

Brother Harvey Zach has been canvassing in this vicinity for a few months, and has placed in the homes of the people more than three hundred copies of “Daniel and the Revelation.” The writer is spending some time canvassing for “Object Lessons” for the benefit of our school at Indiana, Pa. Up to date thirty-two orders have been taken. By going out with this excellent book, “Object Lessons,” I find many opportunities to hold Bible talks with the people which I would not otherwise have. Although in my sixtieth year, having spent thirty years in the ministry, I thank the dear Lord for a reasonable degree of health and a humble place in his precious work. I praise his name that he gives me the blessed privilege of seeing a few souls embrace the truth from time to time. Let us all be faithful, for we are almost home. Pray for the work at this place.

J. W. WATT.