S. G. HUNTINGTON by S. G. Huntington

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 18, 1902

S. G. HUNTINGTON

By S. G. Huntington

Dedication

ON Sunday, November 2, at 3 P. M., a most pleasant dedicatory service was held at London, Ontario. For some time past the company of believers at this place have been contemplating the erection or the purchase of a house of worship. A few weeks ago the opportunity to purchase presented itself, and was duly taken advantage of at a most reasonable consideration. The building is located

on the corner of Osborn and Oxford Streets, in a very desirable part of the city. It is a frame structure, with auditorium, library, three side rooms, which may be opened up into the main room, and a large gallery. It is also well lighted, heated with hot air, and seated with chairs. In every way the house, which was previously owned by the Presbyterians, is modern, and well represents the cause to which it has been so recently set apart.

The report of the building committee showed that, including cash and pledges, the house stood free from debt. The ministers present at the dedication were Elder J. W. Collie, who delivered the address, Elder Eugene Leland, who had charge of the music, and the writer. The attendance, while not so large as was expected, was good, and the services very appropriate and interesting throughout. May the Lord abundantly bless the London church in its new home, and add such to its ranks as shall be saved.