Dedication at Moon, Wisconsin
By Wm. Covert
The writer, in connection with Elder N. P. Neilsen, conducted a series of meetings at Moon, Wis., October 4 and 5. Sunday afternoon, October 5, the meeting house, with a school building annexed, was appropriately dedicated to the service of the Lord. The attendance was large at every meeting, but at the dedicatory services all the available space in the building was occupied by the people, and yet all did not find room inside. The whole property is free of debt, and the people are united and of good courage. The quarterly meeting was held in connection with the series of meetings, and sixty-five or seventy members participated in the ordinances. A church school, employing and paying two teachers, is maintained. Its enrollment last year included more than forty students. It will reach about the same in numbers this year. The tithe last quarter amounted to more than $300, and the treasurer stated that this quarter would furnish about $270 tithe. The maintaining of the school is evidently making the church much stronger than it would be without such a blessing connected with it. We hope that this church may continue to do faithful work for the Master.