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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · September 3, 1867

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. XXX, No. 12

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THE CAUSE IN R. I.

By P. C. RODMAN

The state of the cause here is encouraging. On Block Island there is an advance in holiness with the most of the church. I think they are in the best condition I ever knew them.
Curtis' Corner church is growing in grace and numbers. Two have been baptized during the last quarter.
Exeter church is steadily growing in present truth. The Health Reform is deeply interesting them.
The company at Green Hill are holding on and ready to advance, and do make some progress.
At Ashaway they have been rather slow to move, but I perceive a disposition to come up in the good work.
At Abington, Ct., the church have passed through much trial and is still subject to the same. Some of its members have shown indeed the martyr spirit, and I perceive a growth that to me is promising for a harvest.
Kensington church was moving on when I was last there. I expect to visit them again soon. This church is composed of tried friends of truth. I have reason to hope they will all go through to Mount Zion.
God is in this work, and it cannot fail. I hope to be in my place, humbly led of the Lord, that my labor may not be in vain. P. C. RODMAN. Ashaway, R. I.