I. D. VAN HORN by I. D. Van Horn

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 24, 1862

I. D. VAN HORN

By I. D. Van Horn

FROM THE MICH. TENT.

BRO. WHITE: We are still here in Charlotte, striving to do our duty. We are all well, and our courage good. The people are becoming more and more interested as the truth is presented to them from evening to evening. Brn. Loughborough and Hull have given sixteen discourses, which have set the people to searching their Bibles, and investigating the subjects that have been presented. Last evening, though the weather was quite cold, almost uncomfortable, the tent was

literally filled with hearers, who very attentively listened to Bro. Hull while he presented to them the subject of the mark of the beast and seal of God. There were as many as nine hundred present. A few have already determined to keep the Sabbath of the Lord. The ministers of the several denominations in the place are hurrying to and fro, watching their members for fear they will lose them. Some of the members of the M. E. church have already commenced keeping the Sabbath. May the Lord speed on the work, that there may be a company raised up here that will keep all his commandments and the faith of Jesus.

I. D. VAN HORN

Charlotte, Eaton Co., Mich.