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Note from Bro. Fuller

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 31, 1866

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 28, No. 9.

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Note from Bro. Fuller.

By N. Fuller

BRO. WHITE: According to appointment, Bro. Taylor reached our part of the State the last of June. We have held meetings together three Sabbaths and first-days. The burden of Bro. Taylor's preaching has been the Laodicean message, and health reform. It has been meat in due season to the churches, and his testimony has been well received. May the Lord still bless his labors.
Our monthly meeting has just closed. We repaired to the water where seven youth (children of Sabbath-keepers) put on Christ by baptism. Most of them gave their hearts to God about the time of the fast. May these tender lambs be conducted safely to the heavenly fold. Nine others united with the church, mostly those who have moved from the Ulysses church. I think the work may and will go forward when we cut loose from all influences that are not in harmony with the third angel's message.
How long shall Satan rejoice to see the cause crippled by a dividing influence? Shall not those who would see the cause of truth triumph, make every interest bend to the advancement of the great work of saving the honest, by the last warning to the world?
Yours hoping to overcome, N. FULLER. Nile, N. Y., July, 17, 1866.