Sister Honstain Embraces the Bible Sabbath
By S. A. J. Honstain
SISTER S. A. J. HONSTAIN writes from Grant Co., Wis.: It is now fourteen years since we came to this country, and we have not heard an Adventist preacher since we came here. I and my husband, and father and mother, and two sisters, and four brothers and their wives, all believed in the soon coming of Christ. My father died in the firm belief of soon rising again in the first resurrection. An old friend who came to our house on a visit and to transact some business, told me he had joined the Seventh-day Adventist church; and we had quite a talk. I told him to send me some of your papers and I would read them, though I did not believe in keeping Saturday. But I was not prejudiced; so I have read, and am satisfied you have the right day. My husband and mother and two brothers and my oldest daughter, all believe the seventh day to be the Bible Sabbath. The others we hope soon will join us in it.