p. 14 | Report from Wisconsin Believers

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · May 27, 1852

Report from Wisconsin Believers

By Joseph Harvey Waggoner

From Bro. Waggoner.

DEAR BRO. WHITE : It may be interesting to the dear scattered ones to hear from the waiting few west of the Wisconsin river. Last week Brn. Case and Phelps came to this place, and have ministered to the little flock in word and doctrine by which we have been much comforted. A few have now heard this message for the first time, and we hope the Lord will open their hearts, and bring them to full obedience to his commandments. Bro. Phelps left this afternoon for Packwaukee, Marquette Co. where a few precious ones are patiently waiting for the coming of the Lord. Bro. Case will leave to-morrow, Lord willing, for Madison. We expect to meet them both in conference in Middleton, Marquette Co. on the first Friday in June. We want the dear brethren and sisters to pray for us and ask the Lord to work in that conference, that this last warning may arouse the Laodiceans to a sense of their poverty and misery. There is much to be done yet in this State, especially in the northern part, where little or nothing has been done yet O that the Lord would send laborers, and wake up his little ones in this country, to the importance of this message. Yours in love,

J. H. WAGGONER. Baraboo, Sauk Co., Wis., April 30th, 1852.