North Michigan by S. E. Wight

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 9, 1905

_North Michigan_

By S. E. Wight

DURING the past few weeks I have visited several churches. I find the people much encouraged at the prospect of soon finishing the work. The success of the laborers in foreign fields, as well as in the home field, has gladdened many hearts.

Personally, I have been encouraged to see people accept the truth through the efforts of the churches. What a mighty influence Seventh-day Adventists would wield if every believer would sell books, give away papers and tracts, and do personal missionary work.

The brethren at Menominee expected Elder Allen Moon to speak, February 5, at the dedication of their church, but, being disappointed, the writer occupied the desk. Elders M. W. Lewis, E. R. Williams, O. F. Campbell, and Geo. G. Johnson were present, and took part in the program, which was satisfactorily rendered, and was very impressive. This meeting was one long to be remembered by those present. The building cost about twenty-five hundred dollars. It is well built, nicely arranged, and very neat in appearance. The Lord has helped Elder Lewis wonderfully in securing means from the citizens of the city.

S. E. WIGHT.