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A GOOD OPENING

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 2, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 27.

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A GOOD OPENING.

By L. A. Reed

Jerseyville, county seat of Jersey County, Illinois, offers a good opening for one or two faithful Seventh-day Adventist men. The church has gone through a very severe trial from the disgraceful conduct of some who claimed to be God’s people, but, though the church is scarcely a year old, these faithful souls are standing stiffly for the right. One faithful brother there has more work than he can do. He understands the work of weaving corn baskets, and has orders all the time for more than he can possibly make. He offers to take one or two good men in with him if they will work with him all through the winter. Good wages can be made at the work. The church needs a consecrated man, one who by word and deed can help to build up the church. Let no one else think of going there. Any one interested may learn full particulars by writing to Brother C. M. McCarty, Jerseyville, Ill.
L. A. REED.