p. 15 | WEST LIBERTY, MICH by E. P. Daniels; Albert Bather

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 11, 1877

WEST LIBERTY, MICH.

By E. P. Daniels; Albert Bather

By request, I went to Turkey Hall, in company with Bro. Bather, where we labored together for one week, speaking before a well filled house each evening. At the conclusion of our meetings, several avowed their belief in all the principal points of faith entertained by our people; yet there was but one that took a stand with the little church at this place to keep all of God’s commandments. Nevertheless, we have reason to believe that there are still others who will soon follow this dear brother.

This does not comprise all the good accomplished here; for by fireside labor two families have been persuaded to give up tea drinking, and are now adopting, as far as it is practicable, the principles of health reform. We gave Sr. Dancer her first lesson in baking graham bread, and she proved a very apt scholar. Heaven is a friend to health reform, and the right hand of God is stored with choice blessings for those who accept of it and cheerfully live it out.

One subscriber was obtained for the REVIEW and the REFORMER. The good work of trying to bring others into the fold here in this place will go on; for here the brethren and sisters are in earnest. May God bless them while laboring in this part of the great harvest field, and at last crown them his own in the harvest time, is our prayer.

E. P. DANIELS, ALBERT BATHER.