T. M. STEWARD by T. M. Steward

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 16, 1864

T. M. STEWARD

By T. M. Steward

From Bro. Steward.

BRO. WHITE: I hardly know how to report my labor this season, for it has been promiscuous. In June, I went to Columbus, and found Brn. Benedict and Hinton glad to see me, and willing to do all they could for the cause. But we did not succeed in getting a hearing in that place. I changed my location to a place in the country, where I had a fair congregation. I presented the claims of God's law and Sabbath. And one family decided to keep the Sabbath, and some others were interested, and I trust some prejudice was removed, and the way is open for a course of lectures this fall or winter.

I spent one Sabbath with the church at Hundred-Mile Grove, and had a very interesting meeting. This church is advancing.

Last Sabbath, I spent with the church at Oakland. This church is mostly Norwegian. They have built them a neat, respectable house of worship, a worthy monument of their faith and zeal in the third angel's message.

I am now going to Dane to see what can be done there. I want to see the cause prospering. My present P. O. address is Lodi, Columbia Co., Wis. Pray for me. Yours in hope.

T. M. STEWARD

Lodi, Wis.