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Calais: Interest Grows After Move to Hall

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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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Calais: Interest Grows After Move to Hall

By H. H. Dexter; C. W. Richmond

CALAIS.—God is still working in this city. We have just removed from the tent to a pleasant and convenient hall on Main Street, and the interest among the greater number who attend is the same. From eighteen to twenty are keeping the Sabbath, and becoming more thoroughly established in the truths of the message. We hold services Sabbath afternoon, Sunday afternoon and evening, and Wednesday evening. October 2 we held our first service at Baring, a village five miles distant. The people there showed us their good will by giving us the use of the Baptist vestry, and by a large and increasing attendance. Sunday evening there were a hundred and twenty present, and all manifested keen interest in the words spoken. We look for good results from the effort there. We ask the prayers of the brethren for this part of the Lord’s vineyard.
H. H. DEXTER, C. W. RICHMOND.