A. J. CUDNEY by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Oct 6, 1881

A. J. CUDNEY

By Editor

FROM THE FIELD.

MICHIGAN, Coldwater, Sept. 12.—We closed our tent labor last night with the intention of carrying on the work from house to house. Yesterday we baptized fourteen. Others will go forward when we return from camp-meeting. We organized a church of twenty-two, and a Sabbath-school of twenty-nine.

E. P. DANIELS. A. W. BATHER.

NEBRASKA, Schuyler, Colfax Co., Sept. 9.—Since our last report four more have signed the covenant, making thirty in all. Several others are keeping the Lord's Sabbath, and I hope they will identify themselves with us soon. A Sabbath-school of over fifty members has been organized, and thirty-five dollars raised for supplies. Thirteen were baptized last Sabbath; others will be at the first opportunity.

A. J. CUDNEY

MISSOURI, Howard's Mills, St. Clair Co., Sept 8.—Have just closed a series of meetings which began here in the tent four weeks ago yesterday. Have had a good attendance and good interest all the time. Six signed the covenant. Two others are keeping the Sabbath.

An aged brother united with us who is eighty-five years old. He says he has been waiting for sixty years to find a doctrine in harmony with the Bible. He now rejoices in the truth. May the Lord bless and save him, with all others who keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.

HENRY WOODRUFF.

Bro. E. W. Whitney writes from East Galway, N. Y. that he has just closed a six weeks' series of meetings. Five have commenced to keep the Sabbath. Forty dollars' worth of books were sold.