Sabbath Work in West Union
Bro. E. P. Wilkins writes from West Union, Fayette, Co., Iowa: “I have been in this place about three years. The Review has been a welcome messenger. I have visited from house to house with the paper in my hand, endeavoring to do what little good I could by reading and praying with and for the people, and God has blessed my endeavors. Some have been re-claimed from a backslidden state, and embraced the Sabbath. The subject of the Sabbath and immortality are being publicly discussed, and great excitement seems to pervade the community. The ministers are trying every means to lull their people with the cry of peace and safety, saying that all things continue as they were from the beginning. Nevertheless there are a goodly number in this section who are investigating. I wish some of the traveling brethren could come this way. The harvest truly is great, but the laborers are few. Cannot Bro. Hull come? If any one should come, come to West Union, Fayette Co., Iowa. Inquire there for brother Lippincott.”