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Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Nov 17, 1881

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 7, No. 43.

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FROM THE FIELD.

ILLINOIS, Clinton.—Bro. C. H. Foster writes that he held meetings six weeks in a school-house seven miles from Clinton, De Witt Co. "Notwithstanding the muddy roads, we have had a full house from the first. Nine promised to keep the Sabbath—six adults and three young people."
INDIANA, Churubusco.—Eld. W. W. Sharp writes from this place: "Our having to leave to attend the camp-meeting, and the bad weather, were much against the interest of the meeting; yet ten have promised to keep the Sabbath, and some of them seem thoroughly converted to the truth."
MICHIGAN, Washington.—Bro. L. A. Kellogg writing from Grant Co., reports two having embraced the Sabbath in North Star. Of labors in Washington he writes: "Organized a church of eleven new members; and the five that were obeying the truth when we came, will probably unite with them. Ten of these memberswere received by baptism. Others will unite soon. The Bible plan of paying tithes was set before them, and s. b. was organized. Nearly all took part in this. This will be known as the Washington Center church."