NORTH-EASTERN, MO by H. Wren

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 22, 1877

NORTH-EASTERN, MO.

By H. Wren

Since the tent season closed, in September, I have given three courses of sermons, the shortest lasting three and a half weeks, and the longest nearly five weeks. Have enjoyed the blessing of God, and have had a good deal of opposition to meet. Had a discussion with a Disciple preacher. At the same place a stone, the size of a teacup, was dashed through the window, at the right hand of the pulpit, which struck a young man on the head, and left him senseless in his seat for a time.

At this place I left several families keeping the Sabbath, and expect to organize a church there the second Sunday in March. At Greentop, Schuyler Co., also, several of the very best families are keeping the Sabbath, and I hope to organize a church there before long. In all, there are fifteen more Sabbath-keepers in these parts than when tent season closed. I hope to see still better things, for it is “not by might nor by power, but by my Spirit, saith the Lord.”

H. WREN.