p. 18 | Italy by C. T. EVERSON

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 2, 1907

Italy

By C. T. EVERSON

WE see the hand of God working for us in a special way. Just last Sabbath a woman with whom we have been studying for some time, attended our meeting. She is persuaded of the truth, and is planning with her husband to shut up their store on the Sabbath, and keep God's holy day. She told my wife that she finds much more blessing in the Sabbath than she ever found in Sunday-keeping. There are several who are just on the deciding point, and it is plain to see that God is working. A young lady who has plans for founding a kind of sanitarium on one of the hills near here, is attending our meetings, and finds them a source of much encouragement. She said that in our meetings the Bible is studied, and the truth is brought out clearly, while in the Waldensian Church, of which she is a member, she feels, and so do others, that there is something lacking. She was present at the service

the other evening when I presented the Sabbath question, and said that she was pleased with what she heard. If she can be brought into the truth fully, she may prove a help to us, as she has principles on hydrotherapy and the temperance question such as we hold, and is energetic, and has some means to start the work that she has in mind.

Our school here is progressing very nicely, and has surprised even some of our friends in the progress made. We have made over fifty enrolments, and all except three or four are paying students. The school has already proved a means of getting acquainted with the people, and some of the students have attended our meetings. C. T. EVERSON.