Boston Church Renews Commitment to Missionary Work
By M. Wood
The Boston church have been trying to consecrate themselves anew to the service of God. Our efforts have not been in vain. The sweet, melting influence of the Spirit of Jesus has manifested itself in our midst. Our hearts have become warmed up in his service. And those who never before manifested any interest in the T. and M. Society have caught the true missionary spirit, and engaged in the distribution of our periodicals and tracts with a whole heart. Could you hear the reports of the brethren and sisters when given in at our missionary meeting of their labor from house to house, from depot to ship, you would come to the conclusion that Boston is anything but a desirable place to labor in, and that the laborers need the grace of God abundantly shed abroad in their hearts to successfully stem the downward current. Still with the abounding iniquity there is an increasing desire to read our publications, and to learn the mysteries (as they call them) of S. D. Adventists. May the Lord speed the work, and give us willing hearts and ready hands to engage in whatsoever the Master finds for us to do. M. WOOD.