QUARTERLY MEETINGS IN NEB.
By Chas. L. Boyd
From a private letter from Bro. S. Myer I learn that he contemplates attending these meetings. With pleasure I received this intelligence, as it will be impracticable for me to attend them all being much of the time in new fields of labor. The third angel's message was embraced in its early history by Bro. Myer and his faithful companion. Some of their children were brought under the influence of these truths, while some followed after the world. In helping them to get a “good start,” Bro. M. made a failure, and also, in a great measure, lost his zeal for the prosperity of the cause of God. He now feels like putting his neck under the yoke, and spending the remainder of his time and strength in helping in this work. I trust the churches in this new State will be much helped by his labors and influence. I hope all, especially the scattered ones, will attend these meetings, which will be held regularly once in three months from the time of their appointment. Sutton, Clay Co., Neb., Jan. 12, 1877.