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Dedication at Flint, Mich

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 20, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 50, No. 25.

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Dedication at Flint, Mich.

By D. H. Lamson; E. R. Jones

THE new house of worship at Flint is just receiving its finishing touches, and will be fully ready for dedication, Dec. 29, 30. It is expected that Eld. U. Smith, editor of REVIEW AND HERALD, and Eld. J. H. Waggoner, long and favorably known among us, will conduct the services.
A general attendance of all to whom this point is accessible is earnestly desired; and ample provision will be made for those who come. Stable room and hay will be furnished to teams but it is suggested that those who come with teams provide grain for them, as there are none in the city who would not be compelled to purchase. There is no objection to persons providing for their own necessities, as they may be able, in food and bedding; but let none stay away because they cannot do so. Any individuals who have made pledges to be paid at that time are requested to make an earnest effort to meet them; but do not fail to come if the sum cannot then be paid.
We hope to be able to dedicate the church entirely free from debt. It is located near the corner of Third street and Stockton avenue, in plain view of the Asylum for the mutes and the blind, and can be easily found. A committee will be at the church to furnish a place to stay during the whole meeting to any who wish.
Services will commence, Providence permitting, on Friday evening, Dec. 28. Sabbath morning service at 10:30 A. M.; also first-day service at the same hour on that day. The dedicatory sermon will probably be preached at 2:30 P. M. on first-day, Dec. 30. (Other services will be appointed at the time. We would say to all our brethren who can come, Let nothing keep you away. D. H. Lamson.
For the Church. E. R. Jones.