Labor in Michigan

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 30, 1865

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 25, No. 26.

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Labor in Michigan.

As brethren in Michigan may be anxious to learn the prospect for labor in this State the coming year, we make the following statement, designing to give more particulars hereafter.
The plan of district labor as adopted the past year was approved by the Conference, and the same arrangement will be continued the coming year. To the Eastern District the churches of Ithaca and Alma are added. Brn. Byington, Bates and Lawrence will continue their labors in this department. Bro Lawrence takes the Eastern District the present quarter, Bro. Bates the Western, and Bro. Byington the Central.
Elders I. D. Van Horn and D. M. Canright labor with the Michigan tent. Bro. P. Strong goes as tent-master, and to speak according to the judgment of those with whom he labors. This arrangement the committee design, and he accepts, as a school in which he may, through the tuition and co-operation of his brethren, discipline himself in mind and manners.
Elder Frisbie will labor in new fields.
Mich. Conf. Committee.