p. 268 | MICHIGAN by R. J. Carr

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, April 28, 1885

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 62, No. 17

MICHIGAN

By R. J. Carr

SHELBY.—About fifteen months ago, I took my satchel, with papers, tracts, and pamphlets, and began visiting, talking with the people on the subject of present truth. I worked thus until about the first of June; and then Bro. E. P. Daniels called on me to go with him as tent master, which I did. While with him, I employed the leisure time in colporting with good success. Four persons, heads of families, came out as the result. Aside from that my work has been in different townships in Oceana county. One excellent lady who united with us here has removed to Kansas, where she is actively engaged in the missionary work. Seven others, of whom six are heads of families, have taken hold of the truth, and more are deeply interested. During the winter I have been holding Bible readings evenings, and visiting during the day. About two months ago, while in the midst of a good interest, I was called home by the sickness of my wife, and up to the present time she has remained very low. I desire the prayers of God's people. R. J. Carr.