WESTERN MICHIGAN by H. M. Kenyon; M. B. Miller

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 3, 1876

WESTERN MICHIGAN.

By H. M. Kenyon; M. B. Miller

We closed our meetings at Hastings July 16, having remained here nearly six weeks. The interest was fair at the commencement, extending into the country; but soon the rain hindered the people from coming, and then the hurry of the season, so that our congregation was confined mostly to the city. We did not see all accomplished that we had desired, yet a few are keeping the Sabbath as the result of the meetings, and others are deeply interested, some of whom we hope will obey.

These meetings have been a source of encouragement to the church here. Sabbath, July 15, three were baptized, and two were added to the church. We now have our tent pitched at Nashville, Barry Co., a town of one thousand inhabitants. There seems to be but little prejudice among the people against our faith. We have now held four meetings, with good attendance. We hope for success.

H. M. KENYON, M. B. MILLER.

Nashville, Barry Co., Mich., July 24, 1876.