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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 17, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 3.

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British Guiana, South America

By O. E. Davis

GEORGETOWN.—After locating at this place, we found a great work to do in bringing harmony out of discord. Notwithstanding the earnest, faithful efforts of the servants of the Lord to restore peace and union, the condition was still unsatisfactory. But God is working here, and we hope for a revival of the experiences of the early days for this church.
I have been holding services in a suburban district, with the result that eight have signed the covenant and are now awaiting baptism and admission into the church. At this same place Elder D. C. Babcock introduced the truth several years ago in a tent-meeting with good results, but many who resisted the call at that time have now given their hearts to the Lord, and are keeping the commandments of God. Thus others have planted, we have watered, but God has given the increase. There are several deeply interested whom we hope to see take their stand soon. Unto the Lord be the praise. O. E. DAVIS.