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Evangelism
established in the truth. They need personal instruction upon many
matters.—
Letter 376, 1906
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Training Men and Women for Bible Work—Elder and Mrs.
Haskell were conducting Bible studies in the forenoons, and in the
afternoons the workers in training were going out and visiting from
house to house. These missionary visits, and the sale of many books
and periodicals, opened the way for the holding of Bible readings.
About forty men and women were attending the morning classes, and
a goodly number of these students engaged in the afternoon work.—
The Review and Herald, November 29, 1906
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