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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 5, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 27.

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New York

By John S. Wightman

BATH.—Sixteen have accepted present truth as the result of work done here since December 8. Some have moved to other places, but all remain firm. We are adding those who remain to the Wallace church, ten miles distant. Baptism has taken place once, and others will be baptized soon. One young lady of talent and pleasing appearance has begun presenting the truth in a distant union church to interested audiences. Two converts have entered the canvassing work. Mrs. Wightman and I are now giving a complete second course of the lectures. One hundred and forty persons are attending, and there seems to be no end in sight, that we may enter upon our tent work. Two hundred thousand pages of literature have been circulated here since December 8. Ten are taking the Signs, and now we wish to see that the REVIEW goes to all.
Surely the Lord has worked with a strong arm here; and to him be all the praise and all the glory, for “without him” we can “do nothing,” and so our insufficiency is fully apparent. We believe and know that the message will triumph despite all opposition. JOHN S. WIGHTMAN.