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THE PACIFIC COAST

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 28, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 50, No. 1.

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THE PACIFIC COAST.

[Abridged from the SIGNS OF THE TIMES.]

Dallas and Salem, Oregon.

The interest at Dallas, Polk Co., is still increasing. June 3, three good meetings were held, with larger audiences than at any previous meeting. Bro. Van Horn says that having traced down most of the lines of prophecy, they are now examining the third angel’s message, the law, and the Sabbath question. The people seem to receive these subjects well.
Bro. Van Horn spent Sabbath, June 2, with the church at Salem. At the close of the discourse, five united with the church. One of these, an intelligent Catholic lady, was baptized. The church now number thirty-two. They are preparing to enter into the T. and M. work, and will be ready to organize a society in a few weeks.

Dixon, Cal.

BEN. HEALY AND STEVENS have been laboring here about five weeks. The congregation have averaged about one hundred. Several are keeping the commandments, and there is a prospect of others coming out soon.