Pennsylvania by W. F. Schwartz

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 5, 1907

Pennsylvania

By W. F. Schwartz

ALTOONA.—A well-attended quarterly meeting was held in the Altoona Seventh-day Adventist church July 7. A number were present from Duncansville and Spring Meadow. The ordinances were celebrated, and one good feature of this meeting was that six persons were taken into the church. All seemed to rejoice to see how soon the message is to triumph, and freely expressed their hope of triumphing with it.

LOCK HAVEN.—July 14 we began meetings in the gospel tent at this place. The evening was pleasant, and the tent was filled; from that time on, we have had a good attendance, and a deep interest has been manifested to hear the truths for this time.

This is not a new field; it had been worked thoroughly by Elders K. C. Russell and J. S. Shrock, and others have labored with the company that these brethren had raised up. A well-attended camp-meeting was held, so it can be said that the seeds of truth have been sown. Since that time, a great deal of prejudice has arisen; but we hope that now in the watering of the seed, God will add such as are to be saved. We trust that the readers of the REVIEW will aid us by their prayers that souls may be led to obey the truth. W. F. SCHWARTZ.