INDIANA by A. W. Bartlett

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · April 8, 1880

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 55, No. 15

INDIANA

By A. W. Bartlett

Walkerton, St. Joseph Co., March 29.—For more than three months in the immediate past, I have labored with the churches at Rochester, West Liberty, Bourbon, Bunker Hill, Thorntown, Wolf Lake, Ligonier, Sevastopol, and North Liberty, and visited the brethren at Silver Lake, Sharpsville, and in the vicinity of Bourbon. More than twenty-seven were received into the above churches. Eld. S. H. Lane was associated with me in the above labor, except in three churches mentioned, and at Sharpsville, Silver Lake, and the vicinity of Bourbon.

Four weeks ago I began meetings at Walkerton, and up to the present time sixteen have signed the covenant to keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus. A well-known physician of W., who has also preached twelve years as a Baptist minister, has embraced the Sabbath, as has also one of the trustees of the Baptist church in which we have been holding meetings. The interest still continues very good, and we expect a goodly company, by God’s blessing.

Eld. W. W. Sharp has labored with me for nearly one week in the past at W., and has rendered very valuable service. He seems to be more devoted than ever to the cause of present truth. A. W. BARTLETT.