p. 312 | Quitman, Georgia

Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Oct 11, 1877

Quitman, Georgia.

ELDER C. O. TAYLOR writes that new places, in which to speak the truth, are continually opening. He says: “In filling my appointment here, to my surprise some time before the hour for service the house was well filled, and when meeting commenced every seat was occupied, and some were outside. Some came ten miles to the meeting. If our brethren could see with what eagerness they reached out, and even crowded to get an old back number of the Review or Signs, they would send more. Reading matter is doing much in the South in calling the attention of the people to the message. Sixty or seventy families are reading the Signs; and hundreds have read the Review, and are learning for the first time, that there is such a people as Seventh-day Adventists. All Adventists have been classed together. They have not been known as separate bodies.”