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TRIAL OF BRO. REESE

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 3, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 51, No. 1.

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TRIAL OF BRO. REESE.

By J. A. Killingsworth

This trial came off at the appointed time. Bro. Reese informed me that, in addition to the other charges, he was accused of receiving an offer of a salary of perhaps four or five hundred dollars, as an inducement for him to assist the “one Taylor.” He has called for another trial, at which time he wants the proof produced. Bro. R. was suspended from preaching in Mt. Hope church. His case is to go before the General Conference.
Bro. Reese is pressed on every side. He is competent to speak the truth with power, but has not yet begun the observance of the Sabbath; for he meets with bitter opposition. It is very probable that he will yet take his stand with us. May God grant that many such may fully receive the truth.
J. A. KILLINGSWORTH.