Report from Bro. Frisbie.
By J. B. Frisbie
Bro. White: I am holding meetings in the town of Marion, four miles south of Howell. The interest was on the increase until the storms came on. Some five have decided to keep the Sabbath, others are more or less convinced. I have sold over thirty dollars worth of our books the past winter, and I send in eleven new subscribers. I never labored harder and felt to lean upon the Lord for help more than the past winter. I have lectured from seven to nine times a week and visited from house to house, through the days. My health was never better to labor in the ministry than now. My faith and confidence grows stronger in the truth from day to day, while I give my heart to God to be led by him, and am willing to do whatsoever he requires of me. The world is growing dark, very dark. It appears to me that one week's labor ten years ago, would accomplish more in a new place, than four does now. It is the darkest hour before day. I hope the war will soon cease and the loud cry of the third angel will soon go and gather out his people to meet Jesus at his coming. O Lord prepare me for the work is my daily prayer.
J. B. Frisbie.