Colorado by G. W. Anglebarger

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 2, 1914

Colorado

By G. W. Anglebarger

DENVER.—We are glad to report that the work of the Lord is onward in Denver. Our church members are "pressing on the upward way" and also pressing together. A number are preparing for the Bible work, and all seem determined to reach the goal set for all our people—the winning of one soul for Christ by every church member during 1914. There is a marked improvement in attendance at our church services. Many strangers come to the Sabbath and Sunday meetings. Our midweek prayer meetings are growing in interest and attendance. The outlook is indeed bright.

On Sabbath, February 28, eight new believers were baptized and received into fellowship with us. For one of these, a lady, we have worked and prayed some twenty years.

The people seem hungering for truth. Many more calls come for Bible readings and cottage meetings than we can answer. In a number of cases prayers offered in behalf of the sick have been remarkably answered in their restoration.

We wish to invite all our people who have friends or relatives in the city of Denver to send us their names and addresses. We will visit them and help them into the truth if possible. We ask that you pray earnestly while an effort is being made to interest them in the things of God. We know that only the Heavenly Father can give the increase. Our part is to plant, water, and work together with him.

G. W. ANGLEBARGER.