Labors in Wisconsin and Golden Gate Church

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 8, 1874

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 44, No. 12.

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Labors in Wisconsin and Golden Gate Church

Wisconsin.

Since my last report, July 21, I have labored as follows. The 21st to 23d, called on some of the lonely brethren. The 25th, met with the church at Riceland. Held two meetings with them. $25.00 were pledged for Advent Tidende. They had previously pledged $35.00. The 27th, met with the church at State Center, and held one meeting with them.
They all feel encouraged and strong in the Lord. The 30th, in company with Bro. Grant, came to Golden Gate, Brown Co. Found the friends glad to see us, as they have not had ministerial labor for some time. It is a young church, composed of Danes. They appeared to be strong in faith, and were encouraged to hope on. We spent the time before the Sabbath in visiting among them. On Sabbath we had three meetings. Our testimony was well received. It appeared that quite a number might be added to their band with some labor.
A T. & M. Society was organized. We left them with the expectation of attending the General Conference. The way not opening, we joined Bro. Olds in tent labor as he was here alone with none to help, and apparently a good interest. I have been here two weeks. The time has come for the people to make decisions. Some have taken their stand on the truth.
May God work for his glory and the salvation of souls. O. A. OLSEN.