MEETINGS IN MISSOURI by George I. Butler

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 23, 1879

MEETINGS IN MISSOURI.

By George I. Butler

Having been detained in Iowa much longer than I expected, I shall not be able to hold as many meetings in Missouri this winter as I desired. I shall not be able to hold meetings in all the churches of the State this winter. Some of these churches are very small, and more good could be done by lecturing in new places. I hope, therefore, that the meetings we do hold will be well attended.

In this week's REVIEW will be seen the appointments for Rockville, Bates county, and Nevada City, Vernon county. These are central points for other churches and for scattered Sabbath-keepers; and we greatly desire to see many of the members of the Union Point, Dry Wood, and Clintonville churches, as well as the scattered Sabbath-keepers near by, at one or the other of these meetings.

We shall come among you, brethren and sisters, to work with all our might to instruct you, and to stir you up to work in the good cause. I shall not have the privilege of seeing those who live away from the places of meeting this winter, unless they attend the meetings appointed. Come, all who can.

GEO. I. BUTLER.