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Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Oct 18, 1877

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 3, No. 40.

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Wisconsin.

Waterloo.—Elder Sanborn reports having held twelve meetings with the church in this place. This church numbers sixty-six members, and forty-two responded to their names on the Sabbath. Some were not able to be present, but were heard from. As the plain obligations of the word of God were set before them the Spirit of the Lord came into their midst, and confessions were made, which always opens the way for the Spirit of the Lord to work. The word took effect upon the unconverted. Eight were baptized and united with the church. Many others are convinced of the truth, and almost persuaded to obey.
Comstock School-House.—Brother S. S. Smith writes: “Two weeks ago this evening we commenced meetings here. Have spoken fifteen times. By the blessing of God, as the result of our labors so far, thirteen have decided for God and his Sabbath. Many more are interested, and are searching to see if these things are so.”