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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 25, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 47.

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North Missouri Conference

By A. R. Ogden

SINCE OUR camp-meeting in August a number of souls have accepted the truth as a result of the tent-meetings held at St. Joseph by Elder E. A. Merrell and Brother G. H. Kisner; at Macon by Brother Nutter; at Paradise by Elder M. G. Huffman and Brother Herring; and at Chillicothe by Elder Beams and the writer. As a result of a country effort by Elder Beams, assisted by Brother Bradley, two families have accepted the message at Leoffler. Thus one by one, a few here and a few there, people are accepting the precious light of present truth.
Brother J. M. Campbell has an excellent interest among the colored people of Kansas City. We are planning for the erection of a church building in that city. In the two cities bearing the name Kansas City there are forty thousand colored people, and a church building is much needed to represent the light of truth.
In all branches of the work in our conference there seems to be advance. The workers are all of good courage, and are hard at work, hoping to see definite and larger results from their labors. A. R. OGDEN.