Mt. Morris and Flushing, Mich.
By A. S. Hutchins
With these churches I held nine meetings. Several circumstances contributed to prevent the brethren from getting together as I expected they would. I reached Mt. Morris on Thursday P. M., at which time my letters had not been received, though one was written some seventeen days previously, nor had the Review containing the appointment reached them. The Sabbath I was at Flushing the rain prevented a general attendance, also hindered the St. Charles brethren from meeting with us. Very good meetings at Mt. Morris last Sabbath and first-day. The truth has certainly done a good work for a goodly number in this place. The principles of health reform find a welcome in several families, and still they are seeking light and duty with reference to both moral and physical laws. It is the privilege of all these dear friends who have so recently received the third angel's message to “grow in grace.” It is the intention of quite a number from this place to attend the next camp-meeting, even though they do so at a sacrifice.