DALLAS, TEXAS by R. M. Kilgore

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 7, 1877

DALLAS, TEXAS.

By R. M. Kilgore

I HAVE labored to set before the brethren duties of a practical nature, preparatory to entering upon an investigation of difficulties which have existed for some time, and had caused division in the church. Now, after the first battle is fought, and one week is passed, we are glad to report that not a single soldier was killed, and the few who were wounded in the fight are again at their post, and are buckling on the armor anew. Our prayer and social meetings, since the investigation, give evidence that the work which has been accomplished is not merely superficial. God has wrought wonderfully in bringing about such happy results. Several new ones, some children of our brethren, have expressed themselves publicly that they desire to become Christians, and have asked the prayers of the church, since union has been restored.

I shall labor here, as duty may require, to help the church till with a tent or in some other way I can meet some of the calls for labor, which are coming from every direction. R. M. KILGORE.