JOHN FRANCIS OLMSTEAD by John Francis Olmstead

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 27, 1910

JOHN FRANCIS OLMSTEAD

By John Francis Olmstead

Ohio

COLUMBUS.— Sabbath, October 15, was a good day for the Columbus church, and one that meant much to the six candidates for baptism. After a short service in our church, we went in a body to the Church of Christ on East Broad Street, where six persons were buried in the likeness of the Saviour’s death, and raised to walk in newness of life. The blessing of the Lord is resting upon the church, and we feel that he will do a great work for us here. We are glad to see men and women seeking mercy and pardon for past sins, and strength for the days to come. Several are keeping the Sabbath, and in due time will, we hope, be added to the church. Our workers are of good courage, and feel that the Lord is blessing their efforts for others.

We greatly appreciate the prayers of God’s people in our behalf at the throne of grace, and trust that the Lord will soon cut his work short in righteousness.