Labors in Indiana by E. B. Lane

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 28, 1869

Labors in Indiana.

By E. B. Lane

SINCE my last report I have closed my labors where I then was, except a standing appointment for Sabbath. Some thirty have embraced the truth here and seem to be getting into the work. I am now engaged lecturing in the village of New London. I came here by urgent request of the citizens of this place, who have freely opened their house of worship, and say, “Occupy as long as you wish.” Notwithstanding bad weather, my congregations have been large, with interest on the increase. At the village of Russiaville a large Methodist meeting-house has been opened to hold a course of lectures there, and two or three urgent requests to come there as soon as I can leave here. Thus the way seems to be opening on every side to hear the truth. My prayer is that much good may be done in the name of the Lord Jesus. My brother Sands has joined me in my labors in the cause.

Dear brethren, pray for us that we may walk in the counsel of God, that the truth may prosper here under our labors.

E. B. LANE.

New London, Ind., Dec. 9, 1869.