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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · May 5, 1885

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 62, No. 18

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VIRGINIA

QUICKSBURG, MARKSVILLE, AND CEDAR POINT.—Since my last report I have held meetings at the above-named places. At Quicksburg we continued one week to a good degree of interest manifested. Several are almost persuaded to obey the whole truth; we trust it will not be long till they come out upon the side of the Lord. All seemed to be of good courage.
Marksville also, our meetings continued one week. The interest seemed good. One was added to the church. Others expect to unite with us in the future. Bro. G. A. Stillwell assisted in the services at this place. Eld. A. C. Neff attended the meetings at both of these places, and his presence and labors were of much encouragement to all present. The plans were laid for the coming summer’s labor. Hope to be able to start out with the tent early in
Our meetings at Cedar Point were also very encouraging to the little company at that place. Quite a number not of our faith were in attendance. At each of the above places the ordinances were celebrated in a solemn and impressive manner. May the Lord greatly bless these efforts for the interest of his cause.
B. F. PURDHAM,
April 22.