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Report from Texas

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 28, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 9.

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Report from Texas

By W. M. CUBLEY

I CAME to this field two weeks ago, and began meetings in a schoolhouse five miles from Corpus Christi. The first night my congregation consisted of fourteen persons, but soon the house was full, and the interest seems to increase with every meeting.
A minister of some prominence put in his appearance a few nights ago, for the purpose, evidently, of diverting theminds of the people from the truth; but when he arose to speak, he soon saw that the people were not pleased with the course he was taking.
One thing very noticeable in the meetings is the continual inflow of questions. I never had so many in the same length of time, and nearly all are to the point, showing conclusively that the people are studying for themselves.
I look for good results to follow soon, and shall labor and pray to this end. We have a few of our faith here already, and hope soon to be able to organize a church. This is a fine country and an excellent climate. W. M. CUBLEY.