Cheering by James White

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 19, 1860

Cheering.

By James White

Such facts as stated by Bro. Robbins in this number are exceedingly cheering. The fire of truth is being kindled in many hearts, and often breaks out where least looked for.

Bro. Cornell gives in a private letter a most cheering account of the cause in Anamosa, Fairview and Marion, Iowa. A great work has been accomplished in that vicinity within a few months.

Brn. Hull and Snook also report a great work at Fairfield, Iowa. They have already obtained twenty-three subscribers for the REVIEW.

Bro. Ingraham is in Minnesota with a Tent laboring for God.

Bro. Loughborough left to labor in Wisconsin or Iowa, as the way may open before him. These brethren enter the western field with a zeal worthy their calling, and may the Lord give them abundant success. They must and will be sustained. They will please let their wants be known. Every living member of the remnant church will esteem it a pleasure to help in so holy a work. Brethren, let your free-will offerings still come along into the little Missionary treasury.

Bro. Steward sends a draft which over-pays for Wis. & Ills. Tent. We apply the surplus on his book account. This, too, is cheering to see the brethren acting so promptly. May the good work move on. J. W.