PENNSYLVANIA by H. E. Robinson; J. E. Robinson

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 24, 1879

PENNSYLVANIA

By H. E. Robinson; J. E. Robinson

Oswayo, April 11.—Since our last report, we have held a series of meetings in a place four miles from here called the Eleven Mile. There was strong prejudice and bitter opposition to overcome, but four intelligent persons have embraced the present truth, and seem to be growing in the truth. They will meet with the company at Oswayo.

We next went to Millport, and held a few meetings. The interest was good, but on account of muddy roads we have been obliged to leave for a short time. In the meantime we have been holding meetings with the Sabbath-keepers at Oswayo and Coudersport, who came out during the tent-meetings held last summer.

We feel greatly encouraged to see the readiness with which these companies take hold of the different enterprises pertaining to the cause, and their disposition to work for those around them. At Coudersport sixteen have joined the T. and M. society. They have Sabbath meetings, and a very interesting Sabbath-school of twenty members, taking fifteen copies of the weekly Instructor. They have adopted the S. S. class and record books, and the contribution box is well remembered. At Oswayo twelve have joined the T. and M. society, and a Sabbath-school will be organized as soon as the going is good. The friends here are considerably scattered, which has made it difficult to accomplish all that should be done. Nearly all here as well as at Coudersport are taking the papers.

We hope to be faithful, and with the remnant receive a crown of life when the Chief Shepherd shall appear. H. E. ROBINSON. J. E. ROBINSON.