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Tent Meeting Closes at Bedford with New Converts

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 24, 1879

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 54, No. 5.

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Tent Meeting Closes at Bedford with New Converts

By R. A. Underwood; J. C. Bartlett

Bedford.—Our tent-meeting in this place is closed. A few have taken their stand for the truth, and others admit their duty to obey it. Among these is a highly educated lady of German birth, the daughter of a lord, who also married a lord. She is a doctress of many years' practice, and is capable of speaking seven different languages. She has been a life-long skeptic or Universalist, but now most deeply feels the need of help from God, and an abiding trust in him. She was charmed by the harmony and beauty of the Holy Scriptures as presented in the tent, and now feels that they contain something for her.
Our quarterly meeting, July 12, 13, was excellent. Two intelligent young ladies (school-teachers) from Peninsula, took a decided stand for the truth.
We expect to pitch our tent in Solon, five miles from this place.
R. A. Underwood. J. C. Bartlett.