KENTUCKY by G. G. Rupert

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · March 3, 1885

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 62, No. 9

KENTUCKY

By G. G. Rupert

HOPKINSVILLE AND GLASGOW.—From Feb. 22, I was with Bro. and Sr. Saxby at Hopkinsville. Much good has been accomplished here in the canvassing work. Over $1,300 worth of books have been sold by all the company. Bro. Brown had me at home for a few days while I was there. This is surely prepared for a tent meeting, and we consider it as one point for tent labor next summer. Spent one week at Glasgow. The brethren are holding on to the truth that were at the camp-meeting; and in the town and country about six adults have commenced to keep the Sabbath. I can report much more real interest there than at the time of the camp-meeting. We have some faithful members that are using the reading matter freely, and it is having effect.

We see no reason why there should not be several more gathered in soon. Some have need to come a little nearer the Lord in zeal, health reform, promptness, and we trust they will. I am now in Alabama looking after the interests of the truth in this State. Courage is good. G. G. Rupert.