The Cause in Juneau Co., Wis.
By T. M. Steward
BRO. WHITE: I have been laboring at Lemonweir, seven miles from my place, for the last two weeks; and I am rejoiced that some twenty have embraced the Sabbath. Last Sabbath (the community say) we had the largest gathering they ever saw in their place. After services the whole congregation repaired to the river, where five willing souls were buried with Christ in baptism: the first case of immersion in this little village, which has been settled for ten years. Others are only waiting for circumstances to turn, and they will go forward. I have more calls than I can possibly fill. I think the cause is prospering in this part. I expect to commence a series of meetings next week in a new place, where they are very anxious to hear. Pray for me, dear brethren, that I may yet be a help to the cause. I think here is quite a field for labor. Will Bro. Ingraham please arrange his trip northward so as to visit us at our next quarterly meeting, if not before? Can you and sister White give us another call next spring? If any of the messengers can give us a call, we will give them a hearty welcome. So come, brethren, come over and help us. I want to be pure and holy, prepared for the society of angels. May the church soon be found spotless and pure, prepared for the coming of Jesus. Pray for us.