MEETINGS IN WISCONSIN by I. Sanborn

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 20, 1869

MEETINGS IN WISCONSIN.

By I. Sanborn

SINCE the Quarterly Meeting in Waterloo, I have continued to labor with the church by visiting and preaching occasionally. Since the Quarterly Meeting three have been baptized and united with the church. I have also preached twice at Beetown, seven miles from Waterloo, which has increased the interest there to hear more. Yesterday, July 4, I spoke twice at Waterloo, on the past and future of the two-horned beast. On the Sabbath I spoke to the people on the importance of not despising prophecyings, but proving them and holding fast to that which is good. In the afternoon discourse I read largely from Vol. 4 of Spiritual Gifts under the heading Health.

The Lord willing, next Wednesday I will start for Trempealeau, Trempealeau Co., Wis., and spend three Sabbaths with the little band there, and on the 29th of July, the Lord willing, I will be at Victory and speak to the people there on the Sabbath, and continue as long as the interest may demand. I hope to meet all the scattered, lonely ones at this meeting, who live within twenty-five miles of Victory. May the Lord direct them and me.

I. SANBORN.

Waterloo, July 5, 1869.