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Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Thursday, May 20, 1880

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 55, No. 21

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NEBRASKA

Labor among the Churches.—During the past four weeks I have held meetings with each church and company of Sabbath-keepers in the Republican Valley. At New Eria an outside interest was manifested, which I trust will result in additions to the church. I believe better days are before the brethren at Lynden. The Richmond church was organized two years ago, and has more than doubled its membership. During my stay here, five united with the church by baptism.
CHAS. L. BOYD.
Oxford, Furnas Co., May 10.
Blue Valley, Arborville, and Waco.—Held a two-days' meeting with the Blue Valley church. The Lord came very near to us by his Holy Spirit. The ordinances were celebrated, and three were added to the church. An elder and two deacons were chosen and ordained.
From here I went to Arborville, where I found the brethren all faithful. This little company adopted the tithing system even before it was preached to them. May the Lord bless them, and keep them faithful to the end.
Last Sabbath and first-day I met with the friends at Waco. Two dear souls were added to the church by baptism. May this little company be faithful, and be the means of bringing others to the truth.
H. SHULTZ.