MANKATO, MINN by F. W. Morse

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 13, 1876

MANKATO, MINN.

By F. W. Morse

Since I came from Todd Co., about the first of September, I have been burdened a portion of the time with preparations for winter. In the meantime I have also done what I could in Mankato, and with encouraging results. There are pressing calls for a course of lectures here, but the field is too extensive for one alone.

For some weeks past I have been looking up scattered families that have received the truth, mostly by reading. I have visited and held meetings at several points, and found six families that were pretty fully established in the truth. Have rejoiced to find some good fruit from tracts that were scattered while I was traveling on foot through the mud and snow more than a year ago.

Six have united with the church since I came home; four of them by baptism. There are from six to ten more who will very soon unite with us. There are a good number of very faithful workers among the brethren here, and the cause must progress in the vicinity of any church that is awake in missionary work.

F. W. MORSE.

Mankato, Minn.