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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 2, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 35.

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Michigan

By M. C. Guild

I REJOICE in having a part in this closing message, and can truly say that the way is growing brighter.
In Traverse City, where we now reside, our work is going along nicely, and we have been cheered in seeing a few precious souls accept the truth. We now have a good church-school in this city, and have erected an addition to the church, for church-school and Sabbath-school purposes.
This summer, in company with Brother L. G. Nyman and wife, we held a series of tent-meetings at Marion, a town of twelve hundred inhabitants, situated in the midst of a fine country.
The attendance throughout was good, and the Lord by his Spirit came in and richly blessed.
Twelve were baptized during the meetings, and these, with others who have begun the observance of the Sabbath, and the scattered Sabbath-keepers who live near there, make a company of about thirty.
The interest is still good, and we expect to continue the work there after camp-meeting; we hope to see a strong church established at Marion.
Wherever we go, we see evidences that God is mightily working on human hearts, and that the work will soon be done. M. C. GUILD.