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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 28, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 35, No. 35.

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MANITOBA

By Andrew Nelson

MORDEN.—As a good interest was manifested at our camp-meeting by our friends in the city, it was thought best to continue the meetings in a tent; so Brethren Gravelle and Buhalts, and some of our Bible workers, remain to develop the interest; and meetings have been held every night since. A good interest has been manifested, and some have begun to obey the truth, and others are deeply interested. Since the camp-meeting the writer has also been connected more or less with the work there.
Elder Dirksen has been laboring among the Germans in the vicinity of Morden, with a good degree of success. We have a German church of forty members, and are planning to build a church in Morden, so that we can have a place in which to hold our meetings after we take down the tent.
New interests are springing up here and there, and the calls are coming in faster than we can fill them. We are of good courage in this field, and the work is moving onward. ANDREW NELSON.