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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 23, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 51.

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England

By M. A. Altman

LEEDS.— Our work in Leeds is steadily advancing, and the prospects for a good church are very promising. There are at present between twenty-five and thirty new Sabbath keepers. Nearly half of them are working with Present Truth. We are taking a club of four hundred, and expect to increase the number again next week. Over thirty pounds has been paid in tithe by this company, besides liberal offerings. Last Friday night I baptized seven persons, and there are about six to be baptized in three weeks, when we hope to organize a church.
It is with glad hearts that we see the enthusiastic response of our people in the States to the earnest calls from other lands. I believe that it will do the home field more good than any other thing that could be done. The workers here are of good courage, and the work is prospering in all the conferences. M. A. ALTMAN.