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Note from Bro. Snook

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 23, 1863

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 22, No. 4.

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Note from Bro. Snook.

By Benjamin Franklin Snook

BETWEEN Friday, the 5th inst., and Sunday, the 14th, I visited the churches in Laporte and Waterloo. I am happy to say that I believe a good work is going on in these churches. At Laporte I preached nine times, and baptized four, and left others convicted and thinking very seriously over the subject.
At Waterloo I gave four discourses, and baptized five. Prospects are good for the success of this little band, if they remain faithful. I was glad to see an interest manifested on the part of these brethren to pay up on the Review. I think that is a good sign. To see an able-bodied brother away behind on his Review is to me a sign that he is not so engaged in the work as he should be. Brethren should never let their account run till it grows so large that it requires an effort to square up. Better keep ahead. The openings for good are increasing all the time. O, may the Lord give power to his truth, and help us to live worthy of our high calling. B. F. SNOOK.