SOUTH-WEST MISSOURI by J. G. Wood

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 17, 1876

SOUTH-WEST MISSOURI.

By J. G. Wood

AFTER returning from our camp-meeting last September, I was detained at home about three months by sickness. Since Dec. 10, I have visited and labored with the brethren at Avilla, Diamond Grove, Milford, Montevallo, and Clintonville. At each of these places they seemed much encouraged. I think the churches of Avilla and Diamond Grove ought to have a series of meetings held with them of two or three weeks' duration.

I remained nearly three weeks with the Clintonville church, preaching in a new place about two miles from the place where I preached last summer. There was much prejudice when I commenced, but it subsided to a great extent. Four united with the church, one was baptized, and others are deeply interested. The weather became quite rainy, nights dark, and roads very bad; so I closed my meetings for a few days, expecting to return the 4th of February, if the Lord will.

J. G. WOOD.