Western Pennsylvania by W. H. Green

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 15, 1906

Western Pennsylvania

By W. H. Green

PITTSBURG.—The second church in this city is still struggling for a more perfect knowledge of the truth, and also to render much service in pushing this cause to its triumph in this generation.

This work was started here in July, 1905, in a tent effort. It took definite shape the first of November, 1905, as a mission, which was later organized—Jan. 21, 1906—into the Second Seventh-day Adventist church, with a good Sabbath-school. Since then the church has increased from ten members to twenty-one members.

We have collected in cash $863.57; of this amount $473.63 was tithe; $366.94 was for church expenses, and $18 for missions. We have sold and given away about 133,221 pages of books and tracts and about 8,650 copies of The Signs of the Times, since Nov. 1, 1905.

Some of the members rendered good service in selling books and papers, and also in giving away literature. The writer has sold quite a number of books and papers, and has given away many pages of literature; he has also given more than seven hundred special and general Bible readings, aside from regular church and tent work. Pray for us, and for the peace of Jerusalem.

W. H. GREEN.