Visit to Green Spring, Ohio.
By Merritt E. Cornell
By request of many friends at Green Spring, we have just visited them and find the cause still onward there. We held one evening meeting, and the next morning the brethren arranged seats in the Grove, where the people listened to a lengthy discourse, showing from both Old and New Testaments that the burden of the last message, to call out a remnant, is the Commandments of God and Faith of Jesus. At the close of the meeting three more were baptized, making in all twenty-seven baptized since our first Tent-meeting there. All seem to be holding on to the truth. The Lord met with us in the Grove, and at the water side, and made us glad, praise his name! This visit was very interesting to us and we trust profitable to the church there.
M. E. CORNELL. Finley, Ohio, Aug., 6th, 1857
P. S. This is the third week of our Tent-meeting in this place, and still the interest is rising. About thirty dollars worth of books have been taken, and several have subscribed for the Review, and several families have decided to keep the Sabbath. Many more are investigating. On the whole, we are much encouraged.
M. E. C.