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A Call for Laborers in Illinois

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 28, 1856

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 7, No. 22.

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A Call for Laborers in Illinois

By E. P. Wilkins, Wm. C. Peck, Charles Pangburn

From Brn. in Will Co., Ill.

BRO. SMITH:—There are a few of the scattered flock in this place, who are looking for the coming of the blessed Saviour, and of course are keeping his Commandments. We have been greatly refreshed by the coming of Bro. Morse, recently from Vermont. He has been here but a short time, but his labors are already being crowned with success in the opening of the eyes of the blind, and unstopping the deaf ears. May the Lord send some more of his faithful ones this way. I believe that with united efforts, there might be great good accomplished.
The Review is a welcome visitor to this place. May the Lord speed the time when the precious shall be separated from the vile, and the everlasting Kingdom be set up.
If any traveling brethren should come this way, we would be happy to have them call. They will stop at Mokena Depot, about thirty miles from Chicago, on the Rock Island and Chicago Rail Road.
E. P. WILKINS, WM. C. PECK, CHARLES PANGBURN.