Berrien Co., Mich by H. M. Kenyon

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 12, 1872

Berrien Co., Mich.

By H. M. Kenyon

I LEFT my home for this place, Feb. 6, 1872, by the request of Bro. Inman. Have held meetings nearly two weeks. There is quite an interest manifested on the part of the people to hear. My congregations average from seventy-five to one hundred. What the result will be, time will determine. Have just introduced the Sabbath. Some oppose very strongly. The people manifest quite an interest to read our publications. Have sold, and given away, several dollars’ worth of books. A few weeks before I came here, a man by the name of Smith, of the age-to-come order, concluded a series of meetings, which left quite a prejudice in the minds of some against the Advent doctrine. Yet I hope to see some fruits of my labors. The people are mostly of the Disciple order. They are very friendly, and appear quite liberal in their views, with a few exceptions. I feel of quite good courage to labor on in the work, and hope to be enabled to do so with acceptance. Shall continue here as long as I can be of any service to the people. H. M. KENYON.