Untitled article by M. E. CORNELL

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Third-day, November 26, 1867

THE GOOD WORK IN NORTHERN MICH.

By M. E. CORNELL

A good work is still going on in this place. Thirty-four have been baptized and several more will go forward soon. Whole families that never before made any religious profession are converted and buried with Christ. The work is deep and solemn. Wrongs are being confessed and forsaken with zeal. Those who have newly started are already acquiring boldness in the faith.

Bro. Strong has been with us the last two days and we feel much encouraged. The Lord is making him an effectual laborer, a strong man in the truth. I would be a true yoke-fellow with him, that our labors may be blessed of the Lord.

We do not yet see any place or point where our labors here will close. The work is still deepening and some new ones are starting at nearly every meeting. We are resolved to hold on here till the work is ripe. May the Lord still prosper our feeble efforts for his own name’s sake, is our prayer.

M. E. CORNELL.

Tittabawassee, Mich., Nov. 18, 1867.