K. C. RUSSELL by K. C. RUSSELL

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 18, 1907

K. C. RUSSELL

By K. C. RUSSELL

Pennsylvania

PITTSBURG.— On account of the high water which prevailed along the Allegheny and Ohio Rivers, I was hindered in reaching my appointment at St. Louis, Mo., as I had hoped; so I spent Sabbath, March 16, in Pittsburg, Pa. It was a pleasure for me to meet with this church and to see once more a number of those whom I had known in former years, when I was a laborer in the Pennsylvania Conference.

Through the earnest and persevering efforts of Elder C. S. Longacre and the members of the Pittsburg church, they now have a commodious and pleasant church building. It is evident, however, that its capacity will have to be enlarged, as it is already well filled each Sabbath.

I was also pleased to meet with our church in the city of Allegheny, during the afternoon of the Sabbath I was there.

On my return from St. Louis, Sunday, March 24, I stopped there again, and spoke on the subject of our organization and religious liberty. It was gratifying to note the interest manifested on the part of our people there, as the principles of truth on these subjects were presented.

Our prayer is that the message may go with increased power in Greater Pittsburg, which is a storm-center for National Reformism.