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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 29, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 5.

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MICHIGAN

CADILLAC.—As a result of cottage meetings and Bible readings, a number have entered the service of the Lord. Wednesday evening, December 9, at the Baptist church, six persons were baptized.
I am now at Frankfort, assisting Elder Stureman in a short series of meetings. O. SOULE.
CLEAR WATER.—Last November I began a course of lectures in a schoolhouse at this place. From the first, the attendance and interest were good. Eight have begun the observance of the Sabbath, and are happy in the truth. Brother Hansen has been with me since the meeting at Petoskey, and has done excellent service. I now begin my work among the churches, but he will remain to develop the interest here.
Satan has been active, but his wrath has been made to praise the Lord. A First-day Adventist came here last Sunday to preach against the Sabbath. He, of course, in strong terms abolished the law. In the evening I reviewed him; and as we began to visit among the people the next day, we found that some who had been our enemies had become our friends. All the new Sabbath-keepers are firm in the truth. Our courage is good, and we praise the Lord for the success He has given us in this short time. B. F. STUREMAN.