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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 3, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 40.

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New York

By T. B. Westbrook

ROCHESTER.—Elder J. W. Raymond and the writer opened tent-meetings in this city July 7. The interest was not very good, and the attendance was light. After two weeks we decided to move to another place, and were successful in finding a very desirable location.
The first meeting on the new site was held August 2, with a fair attendance. The interest was good throughout the meetings, and following the first sermon on the Sabbath six souls took their stand to obey.
August 26 we took our tent down, that we might attend the camp-meeting, which opened August 29. As a result of this short effort of three weeks and two days, fifteen are keeping the Sabbath, and several others are interested.
We are of good courage, and rejoice in the Lord for the manifestation of his Spirit here. Let us all pray for the latter rain, and also that the Lord will speedily finish his work in the earth. T. B. WESTBROOK.