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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Sep 24, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 38.

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Virginia

By B. F. Purdham; T. H. Painter

We are now engaged in a tent meeting at Manassas, Va., thirty-two miles from Washington, D. C. We began the meetings September 9. The attendance has been good. The people seem to be deeply interested in the truths presented, and we hope to see a great work developed at this place.
Some who are attending these services attended the camp-meeting at Wellington, about six miles from here, and became interested in the truth at that meeting.
Manassas has about one thousand inhabitants, and is surrounded by a good country. We trust that many of the people of this place may be led to rejoice in the light of present truth.
We are seeking the Lord for wisdom in presenting the truth, and in personal labor from house to house. Remember in your prayers the work in this part of the field. B. F. Purdham, T. H. Painter.