Round Prairie, Minn by W. B. Hill; F. W. Morse

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 5, 1875

Round Prairie, Minn.

By W. B. Hill; F. W. Morse

WE have been at this place two weeks, and have given some twenty discourses. This was considered an uninviting field for religious labor, but the young believers at Burnhamville and Greenwood needed help. We therefore set the tent where those at the last-named place could attend, and one of us has been at B. every Sabbath.

The interest has been better here than we expected. Ten have signified their determination to keep all the commandments of God. Most of them are making a start to serve God for the first time. Some came at first out of mere curiosity, they tell us, and then from interest could not stay away, and now they are rejoicing in the truth. The interest is still good. Others, without doubt, will soon identify themselves with God's commandment-keeping people. Urgent calls come in from other places.

Dear brethren, pray for us, that we may be guided by the Lord, and that his work may prosper in our hand.

We shall fill calls for help as fast as possible. W. B. HILL, F. W. MORSE.