Tent and Church Work in Utah

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 29, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 44.

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Tent and Church Work in Utah

Utah.

FARMINGTON.—I began work in this State the first of May, and have been working with Brother Charles Nelson. After visiting and holding some meetings in Logan, Cache Valley, in the northern part of Utah, we baptized one person, and organized a church of twelve members. The present membership is fifteen. We have also held two tent-meetings in the same valley, one in Hyde Park and one in Smithfield. The attendance at Hyde Park was fair. At Logan two began keeping the Sabbath, and one was baptized and united with the church. Meetings had been held at Smithfield before we came there. Some became interested, but no visible results are yet manifest.
About the first of August we went to Bountiful, ten miles north of Salt Lake City, to attend the camp-meeting. Meetings were held every evening in the large tent for five weeks. The outside attendance was good, and a few have begun keeping the Sabbath. Since closing the effort at Bountiful, we moved the tent to this place. We have held meetings here a little over a week, and the people are turning out well.
We hope and pray that there will be some of the people of Utah who will receive the Third Angel's Message. A. G. CHRISTIANSEN. Sept. 24, 1901.