British Columbia by J. L. Wilson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 9, 1908

British Columbia

By J. L. Wilson

VANCOUVER.—While looking over the reports from the different parts of the field, I thought some of the brethren might like to hear from British Columbia. We have no word of discouragement to offer. It is very encouraging to see how the message is spreading over the earth. The earth is surely being lighted with the glory of God.

We are glad to say that the work here in Vancouver is moving forward encouragingly. We have just finished a series of meetings, at the close of which fourteen were added to the Vancouver church. Seven are heads of families, and seven are young people ranging in age from twelve to fifteen years. We are glad to say that the interest is still good. One young man, a native of New South Wales, who has been laboring in the Methodist printing-office at Fiji, came to Vancouver a few weeks ago, attended our meetings, received the third angel’s message, and now he returns home to carry it to his father’s house. So the good work goes on. We are expecting another good addition to our church in the near future. Pray for us. J. L. WILSON.