Stirring Report from Minnesota
By C. M. Everest
MINNEAPOLIS, MAY 4, 1902. Prof. P. T. Magan,
Berrien Springs, Mich. DEAR BROTHER: Your letter of April 24 is at hand. We are glad to hear that so much has been done for the relief of the schools. We are working hard in Minnesota to pay up our part of the indebtedness this month. The laborers have been ordering their quota of books quite rapidly the last two weeks. Here in Minneapolis the quota for the English church was 472 books, but the members pledged themselves to sell 570, 125 of which have already been disposed of. All are of good courage in the work. Friday we sent the union conference treasurer $2,310 for the relief of schools. As far as we have heard, the brethren are pushing the work rapidly, and the Lord is blessing. We are glad to note in your letter not only that the schools have been relieved, but that the blessing has attended those who have sold the books, and not only those who have sold, but those who have bought. We praise the Lord for it all. Yours in the blessed hope,