MR. AND MRS. C. E. LELAND by C. E. Leland; Mrs. C. E. Leland

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jan 14, 1904

MR. AND MRS. C. E. LELAND

By C. E. Leland; Mrs. C. E. Leland

Nevada

RENO.—After returning from the Hawaiian Islands, we were invited to labor in Nevada, making our first effort at Reno. We found the company very much discouraged, and the church building in an unfinished and dilapidated condition. We at once began to repair the church, and after painting and papering the building, clearing and fencing the lot, we held public service for four weeks, reclaiming a number who, becoming discouraged, had given up. Three adults and several children have also taken their stand to obey the truth.

Before leaving, we celebrated the ordinances with them, nearly all participating. They all seem encouraged, a number paying their tithe, and subscribing for the REVIEW and the Signs. We are enjoying good health, and are of good courage in the Lord to labor on till the end.