Summit and Dansville by H. M. Kenyon

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 21, 1877

Summit and Dansville.

By H. M. Kenyon

I WAS called to Summit, Jackson Co., June 10, to listen to a discourse on the Sabbath question by Eld. Nichols (Methodist) of Napoleon. He followed the old beaten track of assuming much, and proving little. I replied in the evening to a full house. The result of Eld. N's. discourse will be to strengthen those who have committed themselves to obey the truth.

I found the church here firm and united in the work. I labored here several weeks in February and March. Nine at that time took their stand to obey the truth. They have regular Sabbath meetings in which they realize the blessing of the Lord. The truth has a strong hold on the hearts of many at this place.

I am now engaged in tent labor with Bro. M. B. Miller at Dansville, Ingham Co. We have our sixty-foot tent pitched in a pleasant part of the village. Thus far the attendance has been good, and the best of attention has been paid to the word spoken. We are at present introducing the Sabbath question.

The people are kind and respectful; several ministers have thus far attended our meetings.

H. M. KENYON.

Dansville, June 12, 1877.