MICHIGAN

Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Thursday, February 5, 1880

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 55, No. 6

Carlton Center.— We have now given five discourses on the Sabbath question. The interest is good, and the community is much stirred. The light is finding its way to the hearts and minds of the thinking. Some feeling of opposition is manifested; but we hope and trust that we shall see good results from our labor here. We acknowledge the help of the Lord in the past and in what he is doing for us. To him be all the praise. E. VAN DRUSEN.

Monterey and Hillsdale.— Between Jan. 17 and 26, I visited the foregoing churches. At the first-named place the regular quarterly meeting of section No. 1 was held. Bro. and Sr. White were present, and conducted the services on the Sabbath. Throughout the whole meeting, the attendance was large and the spirit animated.

At Hillsdale, also, our services were encouraging. The church there is making special effort to put their house of worship in commendable order, by repairs, painting, etc.

While among them, we organized a health and temperance club, of which H. A. Fuller was elected leader, and C. S. Veeder secretary. W. H. LITTLEJOHN.