MARITIME PROVINCES by Geo. E. Langdon

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 31, 1901

MARITIME PROVINCES.

By Geo. E. Langdon

After storing our tent in Fredericton, we continued our meetings in Temperance Hall. Brother W. R. Andrews remained to follow up the work begun with the tent. The interest and attendance have continued to be good. Twenty-five thousand pages of tracts and pamphlets have been sold, and forty-eight subscriptions have been taken for the Signs of the Times. Five have decided to keep the truth as revealed by God’s law, and many others are under conviction. Brother Andrews has sold forty copies of “Christ’s Object Lessons,” besides keeping up the interest in the hall.

I have visited the churches at St. John, Hopewell Cape, and Elgin and Greenfield, New Brunswick. The brethren and sisters at most of these churches are of good courage in the Lord, and are endeavoring to improve every opportunity to advance the cause of God in the earth. While among them, I took twenty-five subscriptions for the Signs and seven for the REVIEW, and sold sixty-one copies of “Christ’s Object Lessons,” thirty-nine to people outside of the church. Many have told me they were greatly helped by the beautiful lessons in the book. Some of our people here are receiving real spiritual help in selling this book. I trust we shall have a revival in this work, and others share in the blessings received in doing it. The money received from the sale of this book in Canada will now go toward establishing a Canadian school. Let all our people arise and help in this good work.

GEO. E. LANGDON.