OHIO by H. A. St. John

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

OHIO

By H. A. St. John

Cleveland.

Spent Sept. 21, 22, with the Cleveland church. There was quite a good attendance of the scattered Sabbath-keepers around the city, yet not all that we would have been glad to see. A good degree of interest was manifested in the rapidly advancing message of the third angel. We were glad to see a disposition to take hold anew in the missionary work. We confidently expect that every member of the T. and M. society of this church will report to Sr. Tolhurst, librarian, at the close of the present quarter. We expect the librarian to look after this matter faithfully.

Sabbath-school work had ceased. Hereafter, we expect a Sabbath-school will be kept up, and, we hope, with growing interest. The number enrolled in the Sabbath-school is thirty, including teachers. This is one school with two or three branches, as they are too much scattered to all meet in one place continuously. Bro. R. W. English will have a good class at Solon. All these branches will meet together monthly, on the first Sabbath in each month, at Cleveland, which will be, also, a regular monthly meeting of the church. Brethren, do not let your meetings and Sabbath-school lag or fail. H. A. St. John.