Defining Conference Meeting Places

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 4, 1857

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 10, No. 5.

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Defining Conference Meeting Places

From Bro. Loughhead.

BRO. SMITH: It rejoices my heart to see the cause of present truth rising, and the brethren and sisters, (some at least,) heeding the message to be zealous and repent. It is my earnest prayer that I may be sanctified through the truth, and prepared unto every good work.
I was much disappointed in the change of the conference from Oswego, N. Y., to Roosevelt. I had made preparations to go to the meeting, and about an hour before I expected to start, I received the paper giving the change of the meeting, and I was unable to find by map or P. O. list, where Roosevelt was.
Would it not be well in giving notices of Conference meetings, to give the name of the County, and what means of public conveyance there is connected with the place? I will comply with the recommendation of the Conference.
It is my prayer that the Lord will bless the efforts put forth for the advancement of the truth, and give an abundant increase.
Affectionately yours in love of the truth. J. A. LOUGHHEAD. Elmira, N. Y.
NOTE.—We think it would be well to define the place of meeting, as above suggested, that all may know the means of reaching it; but better yet, to have, if possible, the appointment definitely arranged before given out, so that there may be no change.—ED.