QUITMAN, GEORGIA by C. O. Taylor

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

QUITMAN, GEORGIA.

By C. O. Taylor

It would be almost impossible to keep up evening meetings here, the people are so scattered. The plantations are large, and the houses far apart and off in the woods in all directions from the main roads. The people are not a church-going class. One minister has charge of four churches, speaking to each once a month. This is all the meeting that many of the members have for the month.

But the people are anxious to hear. I have many invitations to preach, and openings are presented faster than I can improve them. Much must be done by missionary labor from house to house. This I am now better prepared to do. The health reform is receiving the attention of some.

C. O. TAYLOR.