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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 7, 1867

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 29, No. 22.

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ANDREW J. STOVER

By Andrew J. Stover

From Bro. Stover.

BRO. SMITH: The cause is onward and upward here at Sandysville. The Lord is working for his people, and our meetings have had a growing interest so far. Five more of the youth have spoken in our meetings since Bro. Bourdeau was here; making fourteen in all. Other hearts have been touched and tendered that have not made a public confession as yet. We feel to thank and praise the Lord for his goodness to his people.
The majority of the brethren are looking forward, and letting the past go with the things of the past, and are now reaching forward for the prize at the end of the race.
We hope that we may not have our hearts saddened any more, and that the past experience will prove a lasting benefit, that we may no more have such heavy burdens for our ministers when they come among us. Brethren, pray for us.

ANDREW J. STOVER

Sandysville, Iowa.