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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 6, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 40.

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South Carolina

By E. W. Webster

BOYKIN.—I have been holding meetings in a schoolhouse in a country district for nearly two weeks, and am seeing some interest, but as yet no one has accepted the truth; but there is some prospect of accomplishing something here. This is one of the most conservative States, and it is hard to get the people to break off from their old habits and thoughts. But the truth has power in it, and we are witnessing that power here. We have invitations to visit the leading families, and hope to see the work established, but it will take time. We are of good courage, and have better health than for some years.
We constantly pray for the Lord to bless the work and the workers at the capital. We hope to have a small donation soon for the work there; a part of it is in hand now. E. W. WEBSTER.