p. 16 | G. G. RUPERT by G. G. Rupert

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 23, 1903

G. G. RUPERT

By G. G. Rupert

Oklahoma

MANGUM.—We have just arrived at this place to begin a series of meetings. The way is all open, and a house secured. We have a good home in which to stop with kind friends, and above all, the people seem willing and anxious to have the meetings. It is a new field where the truth has never been preached. Last night was our first meeting, and a goodly number were out. This is a place we have had in mind, one from which a call has been coming to us for two years, so now we will try to fill the call. Our courage is good. We have sought the Lord not to leave us, and we trust some good will come to the people. My wife and daughter will assist me in the meetings. It is a pleasure to bring the truth to those who desire to know more of God and his truth. We ask our friends and all who love the Lord to pray for the success of this meeting.