A Testimony from Michigan
By Lucinda Richer
DEAR BRE. AND SISTERS: Although a stranger to you all, yet I will try to converse with you through the Review, for I love to read your cheering testimonies. I thank the Lord that he has given me eyes to see, and ears to hear. I came here last fall. I thought it made no difference which day we kept, but I thank the Lord that by reading works on the subject, I am convinced that I was wrong, and I am trying to keep all God's commandments, that I may enter through the gates into the city, even the heavenly Jerusalem. I have a great work to do to overcome. I feel truly that the harvest is great and the laborers are few; for we are lonely here. There are two or three sisters here who meet on the Sabbath for worship. I have never heard a sermon on present truth, but through the Review, and hope the Lord will open the way that some minister may come this way. I think there are some that would make a start for the kingdom. Pray for me that I may never fall out by the way, but live more faithful, and have my lamp trimmed, so that it may be a bright and shining light to some poor lonely one. I will try to press nearer to Jesus, and prepare for the time of trouble. LU CINDA RICHER.