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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 8, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 49, No. 6.

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BURLINGTON, MICH.

By H. M. Kenyon

By request of the brethren I came to this place Jan. 17, and commenced meetings in their new house of worship the following evening. I have now held eighteen meetings. There have been some trials existing here of quite long standing; but through the assistance of Bro. Fargo and Olmstead, difficulties were satisfactorily settled and union restored.
On Monday evening, Jan. 29, we were served to a dish of Antinomianism by Eld. Pope, first-day Adventist. The people turned out en masse so that many were obliged to return home for want of room. The positions taken were weak and contradictory; yet it seemed to satisfy the minds of a large share of the congregation. I replied to a large audience the following evening. The interest to hear has been fair, but the snow going so suddenly has left the roads in such a condition that but few can get to the meeting. I shall remain here for a short time, after which I expect to go to Napoleon, Jackson Co. H. M. KENYON.
Burlington, Mich., Feb. 2.