Meetings in Wis by John R. Goodenough

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 17, 1863

Meetings in Wis.

By John R. Goodenough

Bro. White: Since my last report I have given fourteen lectures in this place. The interest has been good all the time, and increased to the last. Methodists and Spiritualists united to oppose the work of God, but he is stronger than they all. Last Sabbath the power of the enemy gave way, and we had a melting time. The spirit of the Lord filled the house. Sinners cried for mercy, and those that had started before were strengthened. Fourteen have started for mount Zion. Others are almost persuaded and we expect that they will soon start. I expect to go from here to Spring Green Prairie. Pray for us. I feel that we are truly living in the last days and what is done must be done quickly. There are many calls in this State for help; but where are the laborers? Truly the harvest is great but the laborers are few. Pray dear brethren, that the Lord of the harvest will raise up laborers for the work. I want to go with the remnant to mount Zion.

Yours striving to overcome. JOHN R. GOODEROUGH. Brooklyn, Wis.