E. E. ANDROSS by E. E. Andross

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 30, 1903

E. E. ANDROSS

By E. E. Andross

England

LEICESTER.—I am very thankful indeed to report that our work throughout the conference is still progressing. The outlook is encouraging for our summer work. We have three new tents for the field work. At present we are able to man these in a very satisfactory way, and we hope to see as a result of the summer’s effort three strong churches raised up in our conference. We have decided to hold a tent effort in Hull, to follow up the good interest that has been awakened in that city.

We are laboring to bring up the interests of the Sabbath-school work in our churches. Brother and Sister Castle have already held two Sabbath-school conventions—one in Liverpool and Birkenhead, and the other at Birmingham, and have planned to hold several others during the next few weeks. Brother Castle is also working up the interest with “Christ’s Object Lessons.” We hope soon to have all these books sold in this conference, and be ready to take up any other work that may seem necessary.

Although we have not succeeded in doing a large business in handling books, yet the book work has not been running down, but is rather on the increase. We expect to start several young people in the canvassing work soon.