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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 24, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 51, No. 4.

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MISSIONARY SCRAPS.

By Wm. H. Mills

A FRIEND who has received a number of papers from one of our sisters, writes: “I have read the papers you sent me with much interest. I like them. If you send more, they will be thankfully received, but I do not feel able to send for them at present.”
Another writes: “I received your card, and the papers, last evening. Many thanks for them. I have not had time to read near as much as I would like to. On many points of doctrine you and I believe the same. I am not prejudiced, and desire to study my Bible understandingly; and if I find myself in error, always wish to be righted. I should like to attend one of your camp-meetings; I know they must be very interesting.”
In a letter of a later date the same writer says: “I would like the paper [the SIGNS] very much, but do not feel able to take it now.”
While others are receiving words of like import, it is a satisfaction to know that the seeds we are scattering, are likely to bring forth buds of promise. WM. H. MILLS.
Macomb Co., Mich.