Report From Brother Loughborough by John Norton Loughborough

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Sep 3, 1903

Report From Brother Loughborough

By John Norton Loughborough

At the time of my last report (July 17), I had just come into Colorado. Up to date (Aug. 11, 1903), I have spoken twenty-one times, in six different places; namely, Grand Junction, Palisades, Canon City, Florence, Denver and Boulder. The Lord has given freedom in speaking, and I have found a glad response to the message borne. In addition to the public meetings, I have been able to make many visits. Calling to remembrance the former days, and the Lord's leading in the rise and progress of the third angel's message, seems to have a cheering and confirming effect upon our people.

For the last five days I have been stopping at the Boulder Sanitarium, and speaking a number of times in the church building. This sanitarium is filled with patients to its utmost capacity. In fact, during the last few days they have had to turn away some applicants, for lack of room. There are many tents pitched on the grounds for helpers, and

they are just completing seven small one-story cottages (costing about one hundred dollars each), to receive the overflow of patients. The principles of health reform and proper diet seem to be gaining quite a foothold in this part of the world. Their food factory has quite a fair patronage. Brother Wilcox and the physicians and helpers are laboring earnestly to hold up the true principles of Christian temperance and a godly life. May the Lord guide and prosper this, and all branches of his cause in this conference.

J. N. LOUGHBOROUGH.