Report from Tulare County, Cal.
By William Ings
SINCE our good camp-meeting I have spent my time with Bro. Buckner, visiting and doing missionary work in and around Lemoore, and we have been greatly encouraged in this branch of the work. After our meeting on Sabbath, five adults were buried in baptism by Bro. Buckner; two of these were rebaptized and the others were taken into the church. Yesterday the husband of one of the candidates came ten miles to learn more of our views, and like the eunuch when instructed, he desired to go down into the water, and this ordinance was administered by the elder of this church. There are others in this vicinity who are anxious seekers for truth. Surely the fields are already white to harvest. To-day I go in company with Bro. Buckner, the director, on a missionary tour through District No. 2. Our camp-meeting has left a good impression in this neighborhood, and it has been a great strength to our brethren. Some see the necessity of giving their time and strength to their Master's service by canvassing, etc. The good Spirit of the Lord is certainly moving on the hearts of his people, and they have a mind to work.
WM. INGS.
Lemoore, May 21, 1883.