Iowa State Conference

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 18, 1871

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 37, No. 18.

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Iowa State Conference

Appointments.

And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of Heaven is at hand.

Iowa State Conference.

Notice is hereby given that the Iowa State Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will hold its next annual session in connection with the Southern Iowa camp-meeting, to be held near Knoxville, Marion Co., Iowa, June 1–5, 1871. It is expected that all our churches in the State, so far as practicable, shall elect delegates to represent them according to the following ratio: Twenty members or under, one delegate; and one delegate for every additional fifteen members. It is expected that every church shall send to the Conference a written report of their standing, their losses and additions during the year, and the yearly amount of their Systematic Benevolence fund. Geo. I. Butler, Iowa State; J. T. Mitchell, Conference; H. Nicola, Committee.
No preventing providence, I will meet with the brethren at Rockton, Ill., Sabbath and first-day, April 22 and 23, and where Bro. Brown may arrange, Sabbath and first-day, the 29th and 30th. Hope to see all the friends of the cause from Nora, Greenvale, Winslow, and McConnell’s Grove. Will Bro. B. meet me at Lena the 26th? I expect to meet with the friends at the Marsh school-house, west of Aledo, May 10, and stay over the 14th. Will Bro. Dungan see that the appointment is made public? Brethren, pray that we may have the blessing of God at these meetings. R. F. Andrews.
Monthly meeting for the churches of Oakland, Little Prairie, and Johnstown, Wis., at Johnstown, May 6 and 7, 1871. Will not one of the ministers who may be near us come over and help us? Let every member of the Johnstown church be present if possible. And brethren and sisters, let us come together in the fear of the Lord. Come with our hearts overflowing with love and good works. Come determined to make this meeting a profitable season. Come prepared to stay until the close. Beseech often the throne of grace, and importune the Lord to meet with us, and pour out a blessing. Let us come together with a spirit of confession and humiliation. Let us pray for wisdom to direct, and a sanctified judgment, and hearts that shall beat in unison in the transaction of such business as may come up before the meeting. If we come in the right spirit, the Lord will certainly bless us. D. B. Staples, Clerk.
Monthly meeting for Oswego County, at Roosevelt, the 2d Sabbath in May. I hope there will be a general attendance, that all will come prepared for a two days’ meeting, and that all concerned will look over the subject of a Missionary Book and Tract Society, and be prepared to organize such a society at that meeting. Meeting at Happy Valley, the 3d Sabbath in May. The ordinance of baptism will be administered. Come all. C. O. Taylor.
Providence permitting, I will hold meetings in Wisconsin as follows: Waterloo, May 13 and 14; Victory, Vernon Co., May 20 and 21; Liberty Pole, May 27 and 28. Meetings at all these places will commence at 9 and 11 A. M., and at 2 P. M. I hope to see a general rally. There will be opportunity for baptism at all these meetings. L. Sanborn.
The next series of quarterly meetings for Minnesota will be as follows: Clark’s Grove, April 22 and 23; Brush Creek, 29 and 30; Tanhassen, May 6 and 7; Blue Earth City, 13 and 14; Deerfield, 20 and 21; Pine Island, 27 and 28; Maiden Rock, Wis., June 3 and 4; Greenwood Prairie, 10 and 11; Pleasant Grove, 17 and 18. H. F. Phelps.
Providence permitting, I will attend the monthly meeting at Parma, Mich., the first Sabbath in May. J. H. Waggoner.
Quarterly meeting for the church of Avilla will be held at Avilla, Mo., May 6 and 7. A cordial invitation is extended to the scattered brethren. Bro. Blanchard may be expected. E. W. Rice, Church Clerk.
Providence permitting, Bro. Lamson will commence meetings with the church in Memphis, Mich., Thursday evening, April 27, to continue over Sabbath and first-day. H. S. Gurney.