Laboring for the Cause in Minnesota
By John Bostwick
Bro. Smith: I am now at Pleasant Grove, Minn. Parted with the dear brethren and sisters at Lynxville Jan. 1. Made a short stay with Bro. J. N. Andrews at Wawkon, whom I found busily engaged in writing out a more extensive history of the Sabbath. I would not anticipate, but venture to say that it will be read with a great deal of interest by every lover of truth. We were much refreshed by the good Spirit which prevailed in the meetings at Wawkon. The pointed testimony of some who have recently embraced the present truth was cheering. I arrived at Pleasant Grove, Jan. 9, and found the little church, numbering about twenty, rejoicing in the truth. Till Tent-season, providence permitting, I shall strike out into new fields, laboring as best I can for this blessed cause which is onward. Brethren and sisters, we want your prayers to help stay up our hands and hearts in this state. Your Bro. in love of the truth.
Jno. Bostwick.
Pleasant Grove, Olmstead Co., Minn., Jan. 13, 1860.