MUSKEGON MISSION by Frank Carr; Julia Carr

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, March 17, 1885

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 62, No. 11

MUSKEGON MISSION.

By Frank Carr; Julia Carr

The interest is increasing here. We have the invitations for Bible-readings and visits we can fill. A good many who have decided in favor of the truth are kept from obeying by present circumstances. We hope, however, to see some of them take hold of God’s promises, and walk out in faith. There are now twenty names on the covenant. Quite a number of them have moved away, but we still have a good attendance at our Sabbath-school and meetings. The friends and brethren of this place have united and furnished a comfortable room for meetings, large enough to accommodate our present attendance, but with God’s help it will be more than filled before spring is ended. One man, not in the truth, donated $5, and others, smaller sums, assist in fitting up the room. Many who are interested have been kept away on account of the bad weather, and we have been hindered from visiting and holding Bible-readings for the same reason. We are of good courage and feel anxious to use our time and whatever talents we may have in the service of the Master.

FRANK AND JULIA CARR.

Muskegon, Mich.