Labor in Indiana by S. H. Lane

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 27, 1870

Labor in Indiana.

By S. H. Lane

AFTER the close of the camp-meeting in this State, my brother, E. B. Lane, and I returned to Howard Co. The camp-meeting has left an excellent impression on the public mind, and greatly encouraged the brethren and sisters to do all they can for the advancement of the cause.

We spent a short time with the brethren, and then, on account of many and urgent calls, concluded to labor, for the present, separately; accordingly my brother proceeded to Henry Co., and I to fill a call from the eastern part of this county.

Commenced a course of lectures in the school district of Nineveh. The people were somewhat prejudiced at first, but as the truth has been proclaimed, the prejudice has gradually given way. The congregations have been attentive. The interest is good. Many are convinced of the truth. Eight have commenced to keep the Sabbath of the Lord, and covenanted together to keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus. The people in many places seem anxious to hear the truth, and many calls are made for labor. Brethren and sisters, pray for the advancement of the cause in this new field. S. H. LANE.

Howard Co., Ind.