September 22 by D. T. Fero

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

September 22

By D. T. Fero

MONTEREY.—I have now been in Monterey over three weeks. Brother D. A. Parsons and wife have been here over two weeks. We are thankful to report that the Lord has blessed the work, and some persons of deep Christian experience have been led to take a firm stand on the truth. The number is not large, but the experience and religious connections of some who have come in are such that there is every indication that the work will extend through their influence. In view of this the success is greater than appears. The object is partly to build up the church here, and, to do this, the meetings are held within reach of a comparatively small population. So our attendance has been small. Conditions and results have justified this course, so far as we can judge, and the interest is extending.

Brother and Sister Parsons are giving faithful service. Personally I wish to say to all my friends in this and other Conferences that my heart is fixed trusting in the Lord. D. T. FERO.