TENNESSEE

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 28, 1878

Nashville.

By invitation I preached a few times at the Baptist church. Four discourses were given on the Sabbath question, making a deep impression. The pastor, who is an editor, is favorable to our views, and promises to publish some on our faith. Other ministers and many of the members are interested. I think it best to work around the city rather than in it, though there are openings in town that seem good. I am now lecturing about four miles out in the country.

Nashville has nearly 50,000 inhabitants. There is a city library, free to all, where they offer to take Adventist books for the benefit of the many readers. Who will send our works to this city?

My address is Nashville, Tenn.

ORLANDO SOULE.

Coopertown, March 14.

THREE more have commenced to keep the Sabbath at Coopertown. Dr. Glover has been lecturing against the Sabbath, claiming that the moral law is all typical and was all abolished at the death of Christ. We tried, with the help of the Lord, to present the nature and claims of his law, Sunday P. M. The church was crowded with attentive hearers.

G. K. OWEN.