Healdsburg Meeting by Editor

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · May 6, 1886

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 12, No. 17.

Healdsburg Meeting.

By Editor

It was not our privilege to attend many of the meetings at Healdsburg. But we had sufficient opportunity to gain assurance that the labors of Elder Butler were very profitable to the work there, and were highly appreciated.

The Sabbath meetings were excellent. That of the afternoon was the best we have attended for a long time. To draw nearer to God seemed to be the strong desire of all, and we believe that the effort was not in vain.

The annual meeting of the College Association was gratifying in its results. Business was transacted with entire unanimity of feeling. All lovers of the cause must rejoice in the prosperity of this institution, for it is doing a truly good work. President Brownsberger is of good courage, and the Lord is blessing him and strengthening him to bear his responsibilities.

The "Students' Home" proves to be just what is wanted; experience is showing that it was a wise calculation which produced a building and surroundings so exactly suited to the wants of the students. God bless the Healdsburg College, and all its workers.