Wisconsin Tent No. 4 Fall River Meetings Report by George C. Tenney; H. W. Reed

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 16, 1877

Wisconsin Tent No. 4 Fall River Meetings Report

By George C. Tenney; H. W. Reed

WISCONSIN, TENT NO. 4.

Our meetings in Fall River closed Monday evening, Aug. 6, after holding almost six weeks. Bro. Decker was with us the last ten days. On account of harvesting, our attendance during the last week was small. On Sunday, Eld. Gorman, Baptist, preached against the Sabbath. Being a man of learning and candor, the people could not be brought to decide until they had heard him. Three hundred were out to hear Bro. Decker review him. Many are convinced of the truth, a few have embraced it, and we do not feel that the results of the meeting have yet been reached. The busy season prevents our staying longer now, but we shall soon return to follow up the work, when we think there will be a company brought out. The elements have been stirred to their very depths; but society has become settled, and people are slow to move.

Instead of going to Poynette, as we had thought of doing, we are now on our way to Vernon Co., where there is a deep interest to hear.

Our address will be either Victory or Retreat, which it will be we can tell better when we have been there a while. Letters directed to either of these places will reach us.

GEO. C. TENNEY. H. W. REED.