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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 28, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 22.

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Ohio

By G. P. Gaede

CLEVELAND.—April 19 and 20 we had baptism in this church, and fourteen precious souls were buried with their Lord in baptism. Six of these are Germans from the West Side. Four of our converts did not go forward for various reasons. A number of others are deeply interested, and are contemplating keeping the Sabbath.
Elder H. F. Graf and wife are now here to take up the German work in Ohio. We have been able, with the Lord's help, to secure a pleasant church on the West Side, where nearly all the Germans live, for a very cheap rent. We can now invite outsiders to come to a respectable place to hear the third angel's message in their own tongue, which can but assure success for the German work in this great city. We have reorganized our Sabbath-school, and elected new officers. Our membership is forty-five, with five classes. With the Lord's blessing we expect to gather in many more. We have been sowing the seed by scattering papers, tracts, and books which will surely bring its results in due season. We are all of good courage. Pray for the work in Cleveland, that it may prosper. G. P. GAEDE.