Untitled article by E. G. Stevenson

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Third-day, February 18, 1868

FromReview and Herald, Vol. XXXI, No. 10

From Bro. Stevenson.

By E. G. Stevenson

It was not with rejoicing in our hearts that we left Battle Creek; for the sacrifice was too great for that; but things look so encouraging here in the Parkville church that we feel as though the sacrifice was nothing. Better days have truly begun to dawn upon this church, and we firmly believe that the standard of truth will be elevated here, and that there will also be an ingathering of souls to Christ. The Lord has certainly set his hand to the work, and if the Lord be for us, he is more than all that can be against us. Tokens of good are plainly to be seen. Our prayer is that the good work of the Lord may go on, and that there may be a coming up to the help of the Lord against the mighty. The adversary of all good is busy here as well as elsewhere. Pray for us, that we may always stand in the counsel of God, and thus be able to accomplish the work he has for us to do.

E. G. STEVENSON.

St. Joseph Co., Mich.