Gilroy, Cal by J. H. Waggoner

Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Jun 17, 1875

Gilroy, Cal.

By J. H. Waggoner

OUR meetings are well attended here by interested audiences. We gave five discourses on the Nature of Man, closing on that subject Wednesday evening. Thursday evening, no meeting. Last night, Sabbath evening, we commenced on the messages direct. As there was a school social and "an old-fashioned spell" advertised, we feared our congregation would be small, but we were happily disappointed. The number out was nearly as large as usual. This we take as a favorable indication of the interest.

Our greatest disappointment thus far is in the weather. Though we have had a few uncomfortably hot days, we have many uncomfortably cold nights, which we did not look for here.

We believe there are many deeply interested in the subjects presented. To-night we expect to commence on the Sabbath, which will soon bring them to a test. We still ask for the prayers of all that we may discharge our duty to the glory of God and to the salvation of souls.

J. H. Waggoner

Gilroy, June 12.