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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 17, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 49, No. 20.

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OHIO

Gilboa.

According to appointment, I left home on the morning of May 4 to endeavor again to hold meetings among our people. Although far from being in good health, I ventured out hoping and praying that, if it be the Lord’s will, I may have strength to do a little at least, by way of building up the good cause of the Lord. Thus far the Lord has sustained.
Meetings with the Gilboa church are now in the past. They have been attended with the blessing of God. We baptized two on Sunday, and they were added to the church. The ordinances of the Lord’s house were celebrated, some taking a part for the first time. Systematic benevolence and T. and M. work were considered. This church have already paid their pledge for the present Conference year. Promptness in the discharge of duty in these important matters is a source of great encouragement, and will insure the blessing. Read Malachi. H. A. St. John.

Quarterly Report of Ohio T. and M. Society.

District No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Total
Membership 21 21 21 79 62 29 244
No. Reports 21 12 30 40 42 9 156
Donors 21 10 41 35 69 41 213
Families Visited 1057 457 170 170 602 81 2393
New Members Written 32 49 71 71 74 16 313
New Members 81 81 25 13 287
New Subscribers 568 81 81 25 13 287
Periodicals Distributed 56 95 94 757 69 111 1171
Almanacs Distributed 916 800 201 199 722 160 4798
Pages Tracts & Pamphlets 11,100 3,576 3,576 3,840 8,653 5,083 35,828
Rec’d from Tracts $37.40 $18.33 $18.71 $34.71 $46.85 $40.22 $196.22
By Donation 40 14 14 60 39 9 176
From Book Sales 57 10 10 10 24 65 176
Periodicals 86 90 90 34.86 42.35 65.42 242.69
From each District 45 38 113 109.16 79.93 85.62 552.84
FINANCIAL STANDING. Cash on hand at the commencement of the quarter: $51 Receipts of the quarter: $26 Expenses of the quarter: $77 Present indebtedness: $35
The above is a table of the labors of the Ohio T. and M. Society for the second quarter of the year, quarter commencing with December and closing March 1, 1877. No state quarterly meeting was held. H. A. St. John, Pres. M. E. Underwood, Sec.