Public Meetings Begin in Lincoln, Nebraska by Reuben Kite; Luther Warren

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 2, 1901

Public Meetings Begin in Lincoln, Nebraska

By Reuben Kite; Luther Warren

Nebraska

Lincoln.—For some time we have been preparing for a course of meetings in this city. Since the Conference, we have started public work. We have held two Sunday night meetings in the largest hall in town. The first night there were one thousand seven hundred present, and the second, two thousand. Already we see evidences that the Spirit of God is working among the people. The talks at the hall are being printed in leaflets, and carried to the homes by our workers, so we feel that we have an audience each week of from ten to twenty thousand people.

Pray that the Lord may teach us how to “compel” this dear people to “come in.”

Reuben Kite, Luther Warren.