G. W. ANGLEBARGER

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 11, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 32.

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G. W. ANGLEBARGER

Colorado

WE are very glad to report that the work is making progress in Denver. Through our united efforts here a goodly number of precious souls are taking hold of the truth. We have two conference Bible workers here, besides myself. Brother Charlie Lightner, who is working for the colored people, and Sister Celia Green, who labors for all classes, are both having fruit of their labors. The church-members are working earnestly with us in our Sunday evening and Sabbath services, bringing with them many strangers. We also distribute many invitations weekly, announcing our Sunday night meetings, giving subject, etc. This we find has greatly helped us. In addition to this we put our notices in all the leading papers of the city. Sabbath, July 18, four persons were baptized, and united with us. Others will be baptized soon. We praise the Lord for the good spirit of love and harmony which prevails in the Denver church. During the late Christian Endeavor convention held in Denver, the church and Young People's Society distributed almost ten thousand copies of the Sentinel which was prepared for the occasion. We trust much good will come from this effort.
The work throughout the conference is prospering. We have four tent companies in the field,—Brethren W. Ziegler and H. Aufderhar, at Ft. Morgan; Brethren H. M. J. Richards and Meade MacGuire, at Palisades; Brother Mackintosh, at Pagosa Springs; Brethren Wm. Kennedy and W. Hills, at Mancos. These companies are all sending in favorable reports. Two of them report several as having accepted the truth. Elder Spring reports four new converts at Glenwood Springs, and a new church building almost enclosed. Elder Watson has been visiting the churches in New Mexico, and brings back a good report. Our laborers in that part of our conference are being blessed. Many of the Spanish-speaking people are accepting the message. Our workers throughout the conference are of good courage.

G. W. ANGLEBARGER