KANSAS by D. H. Oberholtzer

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 24, 1901

KANSAS

By D. H. Oberholtzer

IOLA.—Since camp-meeting I have visited Iola, Toronto, Elk City, Bland, Buffalo, Chanute, and Galena. I was at Toronto during a short tent effort. One or two were added to the small company of believers.

At Elk City there is a good outside interest. We stayed there but a few days. At Bland I remained almost four weeks. There seemed to be a good interest throughout, but no one took a stand for the truth. A few days’ meeting at Buffalo developed the fact that there is an interest to hear in this vicinity.

There does not seem to be much interest at Chanute, but at Galena, where Brethren Norwood and Easley are conducting a protracted effort, there is a good interest to hear, twelve or fifteen persons being in the valley of decision. I was much pleased to find the church of good courage, and manifesting a commendable zeal to do what they can to bring the truth before their neighbors. The calls for help and for meetings are numerous throughout the district.

God is blessing me with better health than I have had for some time, and I am in the work almost constantly, but the more I work, the more I see to do. Pray for the work, and for me.

D. H. OBERHOLTZER.