p. 802 | AFTER MANY DAYS by H. E. Simkin

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 10, 1901

“AFTER MANY DAYS.”

By H. E. Simkin

WHEN Elder Corliss and the party accompanying him on the boat to Australia fifteen years ago, became acquainted with a Mr. Thomson and wife (Baptists), who were passengers on the same boat, doubtless they little thought that this family would be constant and interested attendants at a Seventh-day Adventist camp-meeting in Victoria, as a result of that acquaintance. Such is the case. Some of that party of missionaries preached the message while on the voyage. This man and his wife heard it, were somewhat interested at the time, and now are daily attending a meeting held a short distance from their home in Moreland, one of Melbourne’s northern suburbs. He says the meetings seem like home. Yesterday he rose with others, publicly expressing a desire to live out the whole truth. A fuller report will doubtless follow.

H. E. SIMKIN.

Nov. 3, 1901.