Savannah and Ty Ty by C. B. Stephenson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 11, 1909

Savannah and Ty Ty.

By C. B. Stephenson

September 17. Brother S. T. Shadel and the writer commenced tent-meetings in Savannah, with a large attendance. This interest has continued nearly four weeks. Last Sabbath we were glad to have with us fifteen new Sabbath-keepers. Others are investigating the truth.

Elder Shadel conducted a meeting near our present location last spring, awakening quite an interest. He followed this work with the Family Bible Teacher during the summer, thus preparing for the present effort, which has been so fruitful with but a short meeting. Nearly all who attended the former meetings but had not fully decided, have taken their stand now. The success of this effort is due largely to the faithful labors of Brother and Sister Shadel.

Brother D. G. Stephenson began a tent-meeting at Ty Ty three weeks ago. He reports six new Sabbath-keepers, with a good interest. The truth had been introduced in that place by Sister Haralson, who has been there for some time, and has distributed our papers and tracts, thus creating an interest. The people hauled our tents, etc., twelve miles without pay, in order to have the services. It is hoped that we can soon build a church there.

Good reports come from all the workers, and we hope for brighter days in this great State. Pray for us. C. B. Stephenson.