Mr. Muller in Oakland

Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · May 16, 1878

Mr. Muller in Oakland.

TUESDAY, May 7, Rev. Geo. Muller delivered his first lecture in Oakland in the German language. He spoke in English on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday and Monday evenings, and also on Sunday at 11 A. M. The subject of his lecture on Friday evening was the Orphan's Home of which he was the founder. Each time he spoke to large and attentive audiences.

Tent in San Francisco.

OUR meetings have now continued about four weeks, and we have given forty discourses. We are at the most interesting point, where souls are deciding to obey the truth. We have about one hundred interested hearers, and out of these we shall have many accessions to the numbers in San Francisco.

On Sunday evenings our tent is well filled. Last Sunday evening Sister White gave an earnest discourse from John 15: 1-10, which was well received by the people and moved hearts. A number have already decided to go with us and we are reaching out for more. We are satisfied that the plan we have adopted of canvassing San Francisco by sections is the true plan of doing the work here. It is impossible to draw them together to one concentrated meeting at present. As expressed in one of the dailies last week, there is "no city in the nation, of double the number of inhabitants, that spread over so much territory as San Francisco." To reach the people we must go where they are. Pray for us.

J. N. LOUGHBOROUGH, W. M. HEALEY.