According to appointment, Bro. and Sr. White met with the church in Otsego, Sabbath and first-day, Jan. 23 and 24. The brethren there, with commendable zeal, and a noble spirit of sacrifice, have just completed a neat and commodious house of worship, of brick, 30 feet 8 inches by 50 feet, outside. The present meeting was for the purpose of dedicating this house to the worship of God under the proclamation of the third angel’s message. A good representation of brethren and sisters came in from Allegan, and Monterey, with the scattered ones from adjoining towns. But the greater part of the congregation in the various meetings, was composed of the citizens of the place; and from first to last the house was densely crowded. To see the multitude come out, many of them in advance of the hour of meeting, to secure a comfortable seat, was a pleasant sight; but to see them listen with all the respect, and apparent interest and candor, that could be asked, was more pleasant still. Bro. White spoke three times, Sr. White, twice. The Lord gave his servants freedom. The truth was spoken with clearness, and made an impression upon the people. Especially was this the case first-day afternoon. A room more densely packed with people, than was the house on that occasion, we have never seen. Sr. White addressed them with great freedom. And though many were standing, and others were in uncomfortable positions, all were held in almost breathless attention for nearly two hours. It was remarked by some of those without, that they never saw it on this wise before. An interest seems to be awakened on the part of the people, as they begin to get acquainted with what Seventh-day Adventists really are. A good impression is made; and we believe that if the work could be properly followed up, good would be accomplished, and the cause greatly built up in that region.