Deerfield, Minn., March 21, 1872 by Wm. S. Ingraham; Harrison Grant

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 2, 1872

Deerfield, Minn., March 21, 1872

By Wm. S. Ingraham; Harrison Grant

Minnesota.

Our round of quarterly meetings is now closed. Our last was at Maiden Rock. We labored in this place about two weeks. Some that were on the background took their stand with God's people once more. The cause of truth is gaining ground in general. There is a good interest in this vicinity to hear the great facts connected with our faith.

The cause in Minnesota Conference never was in a better condition than now. Never did we feel more like laboring to advance the cause of truth than at the present time. Our meetings have been well attended, and some of them have been large.

There has been one cause of regret growing out of neglect on the part of some, in not attending these meetings better prepared to take care of themselves.

On the arrival of Bro. Canright in this State, we shall hold two general meetings before the commencement of tent season. We want to see a general attendance on the part of the brethren; but come prepared to take care of yourselves as far as possible. Bedding, victuals, and horse feed, should not be forgotten. By thus caring for yourselves, our brethren and sisters in the vicinity of these meetings will be blessed with the enjoyment and benefits of these gatherings.

Wm. S. Ingraham. Harrison Grant.