Michigan by A. G. Haughey

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Aug 27, 1903

Michigan

By A. G. Haughey

SINCE June 27 I have visited Grand Rapids, Hastings, Howard City, Emerald and Frost, near Stanton. At each of these places baptismal services were held. Thirty-eight persons were received into membership, most of whom were new converts. At Emerald I organized a church of twelve members. At the Frost school-house I organized a church of ten members. This was at the close of a tent effort conducted by Brethren Fred Brink and B. E. Tefft. A local camp-meeting was held at Big Rapids, and a tent with a company of workers was left to follow up the work in that place. Already a number of persons have accepted the truth. We expect to organize a church in that place before long. We have a tent at Kellogg, in charge of Brethren Hebner and Benjamin. A report received this morning states that a number have accepted the truth at that place.

The campaign with “Christ’s Object Lessons” has developed quite a good missionary interest with many of the churches, so that calls are constantly coming in for some one to come and officiate in baptism. I feel very hopeful over the outlook for the progress of this message. A. G. HAUGHEY.