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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Sep 14, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 37.

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East Michigan

By B. F. Stureman; E. R. Lauda

East Michigan
SANILAC CENTER AND ELMER CITY.—June 15 we pitched our tent at Sanilac Center, where we remained six weeks; as a result, twelve took their stand for the truth, in spite of much opposition from a minister of the place.
We then went to Elmer City, five miles distant, remaining there a little more than three weeks. The attendance was large, and four began the observance of the Sabbath. One of these was the steward of the Methodist church. The same minister who opposed us at the former place, began his opposition here. Lacking argument in favor of Sunday, he made a regular tirade against us as a people. This made for us many friends, and after we reviewed him, the interest was greater than at any time before. On account of the near approach of our camp-meeting, we were obliged to take down our tent and leave the interest undeveloped; but we are sure that if some one could go there, others would yet take their stand for the truth.
We now have a Sabbath-school at Sanilac Center of thirty-five members. To the Lord be all the praise. B. F. STUREMAN, E. R. LAUDA.