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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 9, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 32.

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C. P. HASKELL

By C. P. HASKELL

Ohio

JEFFERSON.—I am sure it will interest the readers of the REVIEW to know that the lovers of present truth in this little nook of the Lord’s vineyard are of good courage. July 6 it was my privilege to hold quarterly meeting services with the believers in Ashtabula County. It was an occasion to be remembered as one of profit and pleasure. There were thirty-six present, representing seven different townships. The presence of the tender Spirit of the Lord was with us as we celebrated the memorials that our Saviour left us.
We were glad to have Sister Tracy with us, who was so long in the Master’s service in South Africa. This church, which was formerly the Geneva church, is widely scattered, but their interests are all one, and they are all looking forward with happy expectancy to the time when distances will not be considered.
There seemed to be a spirit of true devotion to the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus, which was encouraging to us all.
Our next general meeting of the church will be at Austinburg, July 28.

C. P. HASKELL