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The Cause in Owosso

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 14, 1869

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 34, No. 12.

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The Cause in Owosso.

By Uriah Smith; W. H. Littlejohn

The Sabbath following the Camp-meeting at Ceresco, we met again with the few who have taken their stand on the truth in this place. We found them in as good condition as could be expected in view of the limited number of discourses they had heard, and their short experience in connection with these truths. The word spoken on Sabbath and first-day seemed to be gladly received, and we think will prove of benefit to them.
On first-day evening, the Baptist minister, thinking, doubtless, that we were well away, opened his battery against the Sabbath. We review it next first-day. This course of the minister's, in keeping silent while we were here, and coming forward so valiantly when they supposed we were permanently absent, has revived quite an interest among the people. If circumstances demand, we shall remain longer in this place. We expect to go from here to Bath.
U. SMITH, W. H. LITTLEJOHN.
Owosso, Mich., Sept. 6, 1869.