A. E. KING by A. E. King

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 25, 1902

A. E. KING

By A. E. King

Indiana

PRINCETON.—A few weeks ago the undersigned received an invitation to assist in carrying on a revival meeting that was being conducted by ministers of several denominations at the Washington schoolhouse, about seven miles from Princeton. In response to this call, I spoke four times between the twenty-first and the twenty-fourth of February. As I presented the precious truths of God's word, the ministers in charge of the meeting were loud in shouting, “Amen,” “Glory to God,” etc. The last evening I was with them, I spoke on the law and its claims upon Christians. After I had finished speaking, one of the Methodist ministers gave a short exhortation, in which he stated that what I had said was true, for it was all Bible doctrine.

One family of nine, who invited me to share their hospitality, has decided to keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus. The whole family discarded pork, coffee, and tobacco as soon as the Lord helped me to show them how He looked upon the use of these things.

Pray for the work here, that many more precious souls may be brought into the fold.