Albion, Sept. 1, 1875 by H. M. Kenyon

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 16, 1875

Albion, Sept. 1, 1875

By H. M. Kenyon

Indiana.

After the close of our good camp-meeting at Battle Creek, in company with Bro Harvey I returned to Indiana. We pitched the tent at Albion, the county seat of Noble Co. Sabbath, Aug. 21, I met with the friends at Ligonier. Here is quite a company of Sabbath-keepers who embraced the truth while the tent was there in June last. Had a good meeting with them. We felt that the Spirit of the Lord was with us. Sunday, Aug. 22, commenced meetings in the tent at Albion. Have now given twelve discourses. Our congregations are not large, averaging from one to three hundred, but there is a good interest to hear manifested on the part of those that attend.

Bro. Lane has spent a part of the time at La Grange, to strengthen the few that have but recently embraced the truth at that place.

I never felt like devoting my whole being to the service of God as I do at the present time. The affliction I have been so recently called to pass through I mean shall prove a blessing to me. While I try to draw near to the Lord, and consecrate myself more fully to him, I think I have some indications that he is drawing near to me. I wish to labor in the good cause of the Lord until the battle shall be over, and the victory gained, and then I hope to be among the favored few who shall share everlasting life in the kingdom of God.

H. M. Kenyon.