ONTARIO by Mrs. R. Cornish

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 26, 1901

ONTARIO

By Mrs. R. Cornish

SCOTLAND.—Being one of the isolated ones, I wrote to Elder Collie, who kindly sent Elder Simpson to hold a service in my home; and having only a few hours' notice, I spread the good news as far as possible in two hours' time. At three o’clock on Sunday, seventy people assembled at my house, and listened with the greatest attention while our brother held up Jesus. Hearts were moved, and after service the people took Brother Simpson by the hand and told him they had never heard the gospel so presented.

We announced a meeting at eight o’clock, and before seven the people began coming, until over one hundred filled our parlors and stairs and hall. God helped our brother to tell these people just where we stand to-day. They offered us the Baptist church for our evening service, and are now asking for meetings. This field is white for the harvest. We pray that this work may continue here, as there are so many anxious ones seeking for more light. MRS. R. CORNISH.