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

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 30, 1864

I. D. VAN HORN

By I. D. Van Horn

From the Michigan Tent.

Bro. White: The interest in the cause of truth manifested by the people of this place, is not very flattering. But our labor here will not be all in vain. There are a few who have made up their mind to keep the Sabbath.

We have no open opposition, but the material to work upon here, is not promising. Oh that their hearts might be reached by the last warning message, that they might see the position they occupy in the world's history, and flee from the wrath to come.

We are not discouraged; we shall still labor on in the cause of truth, whether the people will hear, or whether they will forbear.

We have felt some of the blessing of God even in this place, while trying to speak forth the words of truth.

Bro. Lawrence has gone home, having received news that one of his children was very sick. So Bro. Canright and myself are left alone to close up the meeting in this place. We shall miss him very much.

Pray for us that we may discharge our duty as it is made known to us. May the Lord help us is our prayer.

I. D. VAN HORN

Alma, Mich.