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In farming communities straw is cheap, and all those who lodge the weary and worn laborers in the Lord's vineyard can afford to furnish a suitable amount of the very best of straw to make their beds as comfortable as straw can make it.

… Adventist community and the delegates were present, a resolution was passed expressing the feelings of the congregation:

Friday evening, June 12, the Whites attended the prayer meeting in Battle Creek. The Adventist community, anticipating that the Whites would speak, filled the meetinghouse. James wrote of it in his report for the Review :

From week to week the paper served as the means of communication between James and Ellen White and the church on the Pacific Coast. Through the back page of the issue of March 3, under the title of “Brief Report,” White declared:

April 5 and 6—Wrote forty-eight pages; thirty pages of this was letter paper, eighteen note paper. Sent a long communication to be read to the Oakland April meeting. Sent letters to Elder Butler.

… . The community was so anxious to see us that we consented to take this trip from Auckland to Kaeo.

The Sabbath meetings were a feast for the believers, and by then the grounds were being filled with people from the community whose interest had been aroused by the tent city and the distribution of reading matter.

… the community have come out to hear. We have been made glad to see families attending these meetings. They are as sheep without a shepherd.” She continued:

In the meantime the program of writing and of ministering in the community continued. “I am so glad I am here,” she wrote on May 3. They were calling for her to return to America, but “Not yet, not yet” was her word.

… the community she collected about £6, and what Ellen White declared to be “an excellent sounding bell” was put in operation ( Letter 141, 1897 ).