George Ross | Our Success in the Far West (1874) |
OUR SUCCESS IN THE FAR WEST.
The news from beyond the Missouri river, in Nebraska, must cheer the hearts of the entire brotherhood. Brothers Aller and Warner are both doing a great work in their respective fields. Brother Aller is adding monthly to the membership at Crete, so that it bids fair, in a short time, to become a strong rallying point. At Cropesy, and at Evergreen, the churches are gathering strength, and the call comes loudly for more efficient workers for Jesus. What a glorious work! And how grateful we ought to be to these brave, good men that are willing to itinerate over the broad prairies of the West and preach Jesus to these bold pioneers. Bravely the brethren are pushing the missionary interest toward the Pacific Ocean. And soon they will reach the western coast. Let our brethren stand firm to the principles and doctrines of the Church of God, and our success is sure.
R.
[The Church Advocate 38 (February 25, 1874): 4.]
ABOUT THE ELECTRONIC EDITION
George Ross' "Our Success in the Far West" was first published in The Church Advocate, Vol. 38, No. 43 (February 25, 1874), p. 4. The electronic version has been transcribed from a copy of the article provided by Jean Leathers, Archivist of the Churches of God Historical Society.
Addenda and corrigenda are earnestly solicited.
Ernie Stefanik
Derry, PA
Created 16 April 1999.
Updated 15 July 2003.
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