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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · January 7, 1868

FromReview and Herald, Vol. XXXI, No. 4

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Appointments.

And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of Heaven is at hand.
PROVIDENCE permitting, there will be a general gathering of Sabbath-keepers at Battle Creek, Mich., Sabbath, Jan. 11, 1868, and the following Sabbath, at Fair-plains, Mich. JAMES WHITE, E. G. WHITE, J. N. ANDREWS.

Change of Appointment.

THE appointment for Jan. 11 and 12, is changed from Fairplains to Battle Creek. There will be a general meeting of Fairplains the following week. JAMES WHITE, ELLEN G. WHITE, J. N. ANDREWS.

Appointments for Ohio.

PROVIDENCE favoring, there will be Quarterly Meeting in North Bloomfield, Ohio, Jan. 18, 19; Strongville, 26, 27; Wakeman, Feb. 1, 2; Clyde, 8, 9; Geneva, 16, 17. Also meeting at Bellville, commencing Jan. 18; Appleton Feb. 1. These two will be held over the second Sabbath. Elders Waggoner and Van Horn will attend these meetings as they may arrange. OHIO CONF. COM.
PROVIDENCE permitting, I will be with the churches of Iowa as follows: Pilot Grove, Iowa, Jan. 11, 12. Fairfield, 18, 19. Knoxville, 25, 26. Sandyville, Feb. 1, 2. Can Bro. Wm. E. Caviness of Fairfield meet me at that place Thursday evening previous to the meeting there? I earnestly hope that all the scattered brethren belonging to these churches, or otherwise, will make an effort to be present at these meetings when practicable, and that all will feel the importance of coming to labor in the cause of God. GEO. I. BUTLER.
PROVIDENCE permitting, we will hold Monthly Meetings in the following places: Dartmouth, Mass., the first Sabbath and first-day in January, 1868. Also in South Kingston, Curtis' Corner, R. I., the second Sabbath and first-day in January. These meetings, will commence Friday evening previous. We want to see a general attendance of all the friends of present truth. L. L. HOWARD, P. C. RODMAN.
No unforeseen circumstances preventing, I will be at the Quarterly Meeting at Mauston, commencing Jan. 18, and at Dell Prairie the next Sabbath. I hope to see a good turn out at these meetings, and I should like to see or hear from every member of the Mauston church especially, and those who cannot attend will confer a great favor on the church by sending a letter stating their feelings and determinations. It is high time that we awake out of sleep and engage whole-hearted in the work. The subject of Reform will receive special attention. WM. RUSSELL.
Health Institute, Battle Creek, Mich.
P. S. I shall have some new publications and other valuable books at these meetings, to supply all who need. W. R.