p. 12 | NOVA SCOTIA by G. E. Langdon

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 22, 1900

NOVA SCOTIA.

By G. E. Langdon

HALIFAX.—Aug. 11, 1899, we began a series of tent-meetings in this city. As cold weather came on, we continued meetings in halls, Brother Corkham taking one, and I another. Brother and Sister Israel in the meantime rendered valuable assistance in Bible work and in distributing papers and tracts in the homes of the people.

As a result thus far, we have a Sabbath-school of fifty-one members, and a church organization of twenty members, with twelve other adults observing the Sabbath of the Lord.

Two brethren are giving part of their time to canvassing for our publications. One has taken fifty orders for “Heralds of the Morning;” the other has delivered fifteen copies of “Coming King.” One sister has taken thirty-five orders also for “Coming King,” and delivered part of them.

This little plant of the Lord, though small, may in his hands bring forth much fruit.

Since the others have gone to other places, Brother A. R. Hyatt has joined me in the work here, and we have begun a series of gospel meetings in another part of the city. We trust the Spirit of God may awaken other souls to the reception of the message.

G. E. LANGDON.