MICHIGAN

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 4, 1902

BALDWIN.—At the close of the week of prayer I began meetings at Foreman, a hamlet three miles from Baldwin. The meetings were continued without interruption for nearly five weeks, the interest being good. Almost every meeting was a revival service, and much of the Comforter's presence was enjoyed. I never had greater freedom in presenting the truth.

At this writing I cannot state the results, but some are already keeping the Sabbath, and others are in the valley of decision. We are hoping and praying that these will decide aright, and that all will become thoroughly established on all points of faith. C. P. HASKELL.

ELDER WM. OSTRANDER has been holding meetings for several weeks in Dryden, and reports that much interest has been aroused, and also a strong spirit of opposition. As a result thus far, he states that “some of the leading members of one of the churches have publicly announced that they are going to keep the commandments of God. Others who made no profession are now rejoicing in the freedom found only in Christ.”