L E T T E R S by W. M. Allen

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 18, 1861

L E T T E R S.

By W. M. Allen

“Then they that feared the Lord, spake often one to another.”

From Bro. Allen.

DEAR BRO. WHITE: I wish to say a few words to the saints scattered abroad, to let them know that I am still homeward bound. During the past winter I have tried to do what I could in my Master's cause, though it has been but very little. A little over two weeks ago I came into Minnesota on business, and stopped at Cherry Grove. Bro. Bostwick had been through the place, and had given them two discourses. The people were very anxious to hear more. I consented to give them a few lectnres. The interest has been increasing ever since.

Last evening four rose up and declared their determination to obey the truth; and as near as I can learn, there are three more who have decided to keep the commandments. Pray brethren and sisters that not only these bnt many more may be wholly sanctified through the truth.

Yours in love, striving for the kingdom,

W. M. ALLEN.

Cherry Grove, Minn.