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Note from Bro. Byington

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 29, 1860

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 15, No. 19.

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Note from Bro. Byington.

By John Byington

Bro. Smith : Our meetings last Sabbath and first-day at Parkville were very encouraging. The meeting on the Sabbath was at Stony-Ridge School-house, and I understand that arrangements were made so that that house can be had through the summer for meetings on the Sabbath. Thanks to the friends for this favor.
On first-day our meeting was at what is called the Canada School-house, where there was a crowded congregation, who gave good attention to the subject found in Acts i, 11. We left appointments at both the above places for four weeks from that time.
They are expecting Bro. Loughborough at Parkville soon. If not before can he not be there at my next appointment? The little trials in the church in this place are now wholly settled, and the church is moving forward.
Brethren, let us heed the exhortation of James iv, 11 : "Speak not evil one of another," and we shall avoid many evils. Ceresco, Mich., March 15th, 1860. JOHN BYINGTON.