S. H. LANE by S. H. Lane

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 27, 1874

S. H. LANE

By S. H. Lane

Indiana.

At the time of our last report, had just commenced meetings at Bunker Hill, Miami Co. The attendance was large from the first, the congregations ranging from one to five hundred. After we had labored three weeks, we took down the tent and shipped it to the camp-ground.

After the camp-meeting, we returned and again erected the tent at Bunker Hill. Although the weather became quite cold, yet the people turned out well, and the interest again became general. We remained two weeks. Through the blessing of the Lord, a good work was accomplished. Twenty took a decided stand to obey God by keeping his commandments and the faith of Jesus, eighteen of whom signed a covenant to that effect. Several made a profession for the first time. May the Lord bless them all in trying to live out the whole truth.

The people were very kind to us from the first. Sold $40.00 worth of books, and obtained forty-seven subscribers for REVIEW. Regular Sabbath meetings were established.