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THE CAUSE IN CANADA

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 25, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 52, No. 5.

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THE CAUSE IN CANADA.

By A. C. Bourdeau

ED. S. N. HASKELL'S recent visit to Canada of nearly three weeks' duration was timely and was much appreciated by the friends of the truth in this field. In our labors since January, 1878, we had aimed to make this mission self-sustaining. Several of our new friends were doing something to support the work, and we felt that the time had come when all should have an opportunity to adopt the plan of systematic benevolence, and thus help, by their means, in the best of causes. Bro. Haskell's meetings were a success in this direction; and, the Lord helping, the work can be pushed forward in a manner to make this mission self-sustaining hereafter. Also we can soon have a Conference organized and camp-meetings held in Canada.
In my interviews with Bro. Haskell I enjoyed very precious seasons, which were calculated to gladden my heart, and to renew my courage in the Lord. I feel to rejoice in God. My heart is fixed. His people are my people, and their God is my God. We are well able to go up and possess the goodly land.
A. C. BOURDEAU.
July 14, 1878.