TEXAS by J. B. Clark

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 21, 1901

TEXAS

By J. B. Clark

Galveston.— Before the Galveston flood, we had about twenty-five members in our church here. Since then some have moved away, and we have had no meetings. I have been hunting up all our brethren and sisters whom I can find, and have made arrangements to have meetings again.

Five years before we accepted the truth, Mrs. Clark and I were members of the Student Volunteer movement started by Moody. The way never opened for us to go to a foreign field, but we have done what we could in our own land. The people here are easily reached, and I feel sure that a city mission would be the means of helping many to find and accept Jesus as their Saviour. Money is needed to secure the services of an experienced practical mission worker and to get the mission started. Those who wish to aid in this work should send their contributions to C. N. Woodward, secretary and treasurer of the Texas Tract Society, Box 581, Dallas, Tex., and I will send them a receipt for all money received, and will report concerning the work to those interested.

J. B. CLARK.