ENGLAND by W. A. Altman

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 9, 1900

ENGLAND

By W. A. Altman

LIVERPOOL.—In following up the interest created by our general meeting and the tent-meetings that were held afterward, the Lord has blessed, and fourteen persons have been baptized. The work is still going forward in the hall, and gives promise of other additions. The Sabbath-school now has a membership of forty-seven, thirteen of whom are children. This does not include two small companies living in distant parts of the city. All seem to be entering with deep interest into the study of the truth, which is to fit a people for the coming of the Lord, that they may not only be ready themselves, but may assist in heralding the healing message to others.

Sunday night, November 19, Brother Harris and myself began meetings in a hall in another part of the city, leaving Brother Andross to continue the work already in progress. The beginning has been encouraging, and we trust that God will visit this place also to take out a people for his name.

In most respects, I find my new field of labor a pleasant one; and though separated from kindred and those dear to me through association in labor, I find pleasure and comfort in believing that the Master has called me here, and is using me to the glory of his name. W. A. ALTMAN.