A Request

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 21, 1857

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 10, No. 3.

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A Request.

Bro. Smith:—Permit me to say to the brethren who have charge of the Michigan Tent this season that there is quite a large field for labor in this section of the country. The people have never been permitted to hear the last message of mercy that is now being given to the world. Therefore we would be very glad to have them come here with the Tent this Spring, and give the Message. We think that good would be the result; for the people have a desire to hear. Although we are poor in this world's goods, we will do the best we can to help forward the cause of present truth. We would be glad to have them come with the Tent if they can; but if matters are so arranged that they cannot, we would be glad to have some of the messengers who are not with the Tent, come and preach here. We live about one mile and a half from Perry Center, about six miles north of the Church, in the town of Locke.
James H. Titus. Perry P. O., Shi. Co., Mich.