SOUTHERN MICHIGAN by H. M. Kenyon

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 14, 1876

SOUTHERN MICHIGAN.

By H. M. Kenyon

Bro. Olmstead and myself came to Jefferson, Hillsdale Co., Nov. 24. Trials of an aggravating nature have existed in this church for a year past. Several attempts had been made to adjust matters, but they had proved unsuccessful. The Lord helped in this meeting; all difficulties were satisfactorily settled, and peace and harmony were restored.

We commenced meetings at Ransom Centre the evening of Nov. 27, and held seven meetings with the church there. Here were difficulties of quite long standing, but they were satisfactorily settled. Their elder having resigned and moved away, Bro. A. J. Wilbur was chosen and ordained to fill that place.

Nov. 30, the brethren of Jefferson met with us at Ransom, and in the afternoon the ordinances of the Lord’s house were celebrated. We felt it was good to be there. The Lord by his blessing set his seal to the work that had been wrought for these two churches.

Dec. 4, Bro. O. returned to his field of tract and missionary labor. I remain at Jefferson for a time.

H. M. KENYON.