FREMONT, WIS by H. W. Decker

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 25, 1877

FREMONT, WIS.

By H. W. Decker

I COMMENCED meetings in this place Jan. 2. The brethren have just completed one of the nicest meeting-houses in the State. It has been done with much sacrifice on their part, as they are all poor, and a few had to bear the burden. They now have enough pledged to pay all of their indebtedness, and have twenty-five dollars left.

On the Sabbath the house was well filled with brethren from Poysippi, Neenah, Lind, and other places. We felt much of the blessing of the Lord in our meetings. Fourteen came forward for prayer. Sunday forenoon the house was crowded full, to witness the dedication service. Mr. Wakefield, a prominent reporter, was there to report proceedings for the papers. I spoke from Acts 28:22.

The afternoon was spent in the interest of the tract and missionary work. Bro. C. W. Olds assisted through the meetings. He is going to follow up the interest with a short course of lectures.

H. W. DECKER.

Fish Lake, Jan. 12.