A Tent for Wisconsin by William Merry

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · May 29, 1855

A Tent for Wisconsin

By William Merry

From Bro. Merry.

DEAR BRO. WHITE :—I agree with Brn. Stephenson and Hall in getting a tent for Wisconsin. We are destitute of a meeting-house to hear the pure word of God unadulterated. I hope that the tent will be the means of calling God's people out of Babylon to worship God and to keep his commandments. I send enclosed $— for the Wisconsin tent. I hope that all the brethren here will cast in their mite into the treasury of the Lord, and maintain the pure word of the Lord by sustaining the preaching brethren and the Review which is the only comfort we have to put us in mind of the signs of the times, and by which we hear from all the true churches of which we hope that we are members. May our names be written in the Lamb's book of life is the prayer of your unworthy brother in the Lord.

WM. MERRY. Metomen, Fond du Lac Co., Wis., May 12th, 1855.