Services Resume at Battle Creek Tabernacle

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 21, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 21.

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Services Resume at Battle Creek Tabernacle

THE presence of smallpox in Battle Creek, last month, caused the board of health to deem it advisable to close the Tabernacle to public services, for two weeks. No meetings were therefore held May 4 and 11. Services were resumed last Sabbath, May 18. Elder W. W. Prescott spoke in the forenoon on the Cross of Christ, its all-pervading influence and wondrous power. At 3 P. M. Elder G. A. Irwin spoke on God's individual notice of His people, and the plan He has for each one in life, which only the individual himself can hinder. Lot hindered the plan of God in his case; Ruth and Elisha helped it along in their cases. Shall we be co-workers with God, or hinder Him? We should be happy to speak more at length concerning both these excellent discourses. But as they were both reported, it may be possible, a little later, to lay them in full before the readers of the REVIEW.