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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 19, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 29.

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Colorado

By G. W. Anglebarger

DENVER.—We are indeed glad to report that the good work in Denver is still onward. Our Sabbath and Sunday night meetings are well attended. Some good souls are taking their stand with us in the message. Sabbath, June 16, three were baptized, and Sabbath, June 30, five were baptized. Others who are now keeping the Sabbath of the Lord will soon follow. Elder L. A. Springfield and the members of the church are earnestly assisting in the work.
We praise God for his keeping power. Through all the struggles and conflicts that have come upon our church here, we have not lost one soul; all are standing true to God and to the work that is being done by our General Conference organization. We know that this grand message will triumph, and our only safety is in standing together, that we may triumph with it.
Quite a goodly number of letters have been received from our people in different places asking me to visit their friends and relatives living in Denver. Good results are following this work. If others have any such friends or relatives living here, please address me at 531 Santa Fe Ave., Denver, Colo., and pray that as I may visit them, the Lord will bless in leading them to God and into the precious truth. G. W. ANGLEBARGER.