North Pacific Conference.
By Charles L. Boyd
A COMBINATION of influences has checked the circulation of money to such an extent as to interfere with our canvassing work during the past few months; but, by the grace of God, the labors of ministers and colporters are being crowned with marked success. A year ago a series of meetings was held at West Chehalem Valley and some embraced the faith. This winter Brother Ward held meetings in an adjoining neighborhood. We have organized a church of ten members and a tract and missionary society at this place. A year ago I held a series of meetings near Carrollton, W. T., which resulted in several embracing the truth. Since then they have had short visits from Brother Reed and myself, and our hearts have been cheered by the progress they were making in the divine life, and in the additions to their number. I have been holding meetings there during the past few days, and have had the privilege of organizing a church of fifteen members. A deep interest is felt by them for the salvation of others, some of whom, we trust, will turn their feet to walk in the way of righteousness. Brother Reed has been laboring for some weeks past near Currensville, where he has a good interest. Brother Ward has now gone to an adjoining neighborhood. An interest has been awakened, which we hope will be closely followed up. Brethren, we ask your prayers for the work here. CHAS. L. BOYD.