To Our Brethren in Iowa.
By E. W. Farnsworth
It will be seen by this week's paper that Bro. Canright is coming to our Conference. He will labor with us about four weeks. It is needless for me to say one word about the importance of these meetings. It cannot be over-estimated, and we most heartily urge all our brethren and sisters to take great pains to attend. It is a privilege that may not be enjoyed by us again for a long time. The instructions we shall receive will be of great value to us; and none can afford to lose them. These meetings will be of a general character, and we want to see a general attendance. Much good instruction concerning the standing of our institutions and missions, and their present needs and prospects, may be expected; and this is just what our Conference needs. We have been impressed with this thought more and more as we have passed from church to church of late. Come, brethren, one and all, and pray God to bless us greatly. More next week. E. W. FARNSWORTH.