Report from Brother Allen
By W. M. Allen
BRO. WHITE: It has been some time since I have made any report, as I have had but little to report. I have of necessity kept at home most of the winter, yet I have visited Greenwood Prairie and attended a few meetings with Bro. Bostwick. He has been doing a noble work there. By his labors many have been led to take a stand on the side of truth in that place. May the Lord more abundantly bless his labors and strengthen the lambs of the flock is my prayer. From thence I attended the Quarterly Meetings at Pleasant Grove and with the Oronoco church at Cherry Grove, and also with the Deerfield church, all of which were profitable meetings. Each church received additions to their number; and there seems to be a general desire to raise the standard of love and truth a little higher. Since then I have given a few lectures at Eagle Valley which resulted in confirming some that were desirous of a better understanding of the truth. Four followed their Saviour into the water and were buried in baptism. Others acknowledged the truth, some of whom I have hopes will find salvation through obedience. I would say in conclusion that my course is onward. I love the Lord: I love his people. I love the sacred truths that make us free. I long for the coming of Jesus, to reward his saints with a crown of life. W. M. ALLEN. Steele Center, Minn.