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

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 6, 1864

I. D. VAN HORN

By I. D. Van Horn

From the Mich. Tent.

Bro. White: We closed our meetings in this place last evening. The result is good; of which we will give a full report soon. The Lord has blessed our labors, while we have endeavored to present the truth to the people in Gratiot. A change has taken place in the minds of many; and the most of those that have heard us are convinced of the truth of our position, though they may not take a stand with God's people and live out the truth. We are packing up our things this morning ready for a move to another place. We have St Johns in view and shall probably pitch our tent there text. We have now many friends in Gratiot, and they are inviting us to hold meetings in different places. We have been out and given a few lectures in two places about four miles from Alma, which has resulted in much good, in breaking down prejudice and thus inducing them to attend the tent meeting, which they otherwise would not have done.

We think this would be a good field of labor for one or two during the winter.

Pray for us, that as we go to another place, we may have the blessing of the Lord to attend us in our effort to open the truths of God's word to the people.

I. D. VAN HORN

Alma, Mich.