MICHIGAN by W. H. Littlejohn

Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Thursday, January 8, 1880

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 55, No. 2

MICHIGAN

By W. H. Littlejohn

Otsego and Memphis.—Since Dec. 2, I have visited the two places named above. In Otsego I held one meeting, and organized a temperance club numbering twenty members, all of whom signed the teetotal pledge.

My meetings in Memphis continued for nearly two weeks. On Sabbath, Dec. 13, the Holy Spirit came into our meeting, and a large portion of the congregation consecrated themselves anew to the service of the Lord. During our stay in that place, twenty-one signers were obtained to the temperance pledges in addition to the number which had previously signed, and a temperance club was organized.

On Sunday, Dec. 21, we held a meeting in the interest of the T. and M. society, and obtained subscriptions to the amount of $77.25, to liquidate the indebtedness of Dist. No. 13 to the State T. and M. society. This

amount lacked only a few dollars of paying off the whole indebtedness. The balance necessary for that purpose will be raised without any trouble, and then Dist. No. 13 will again be in good working order.

W. H. LITTLEJOHN.