PENNSYLVANIA by J. G. Saunders

Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Thursday, February 26, 1880

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 55, No. 9

PENNSYLVANIA

By J. G. Saunders

Sunderlinville.—After the State quarterly meeting at Wellsville, N. Y., I spent a few days with the Port Allegheny church, looking after our T. and M. work, and distributing Testimony No. 29. I then came to Potter Brook. Held a discussion on the two covenants with a no-law Adventist one evening. The few friends here seemed to be strengthened and encouraged. Many others are convinced that we have the truth, but as yet they have not taken up the cross. We believe fruit will yet appear from the seed sown here.

Jan. 23, I came to Sunderlinville, and have since labored here and in this vicinity. Sixteen, the heads of six families with their children, have commenced to keep the Sabbath. Among them is one United Brethren minister. We hope he will be a great help to the Sunderlinville church. Seven Sabbath-school scholars have given their hearts to the Lord, and seven others claim conversion, but are not yet decided on the Sabbath question. The interest is still good; we shall remain here a few days longer. Sold Bibles to the amount of $20, obtained nine subscribers for the Signs, and distributed thirty copies of Testimony No. 29.

We desire the prayers of all the dear children of God, that we may be sustained in our effort here, and that God may be honored and his cause advanced.

J. G. SAUNDERS,