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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 22, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 47.

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Georgia

By Albert Carey

GAINESVILLE.—The series of meetings held October 18-26 with the Gainesville church was a season of rich experience to all. There was no preaching, but an effort was made to follow the instruction to teach the people things practical in Christian living and doing. “Ministry of Healing” was used considerably, and several copies were ordered for different members of the church.
It is a satisfaction to place this good book with our people, as it is like the pure water of Lebanon for their souls. Especially should it be a precious volume to all parents.
The celebration of the ordinances on the last Sabbath was one of the most precious seasons ever enjoyed by those present. Although only nine could come together, God graciously manifested his presence and blessing, and witnessed that he was glorified.
This little company has to struggle against many difficulties, but God will work for them. The surrounding country is beautiful, and could some good brother who could act as leader, settle there with his family, it would prove a great blessing. Their good church and school building could hold a much larger congregation.
The writer is indeed grateful that God again permits him to be in the field, and asks earnest prayers that his efforts may be blessed of heaven. ALBERT CAREY.