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A Pilgrim’s Hope

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 14, 1868

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 31, No. 18.

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A Pilgrim’s Hope

By L. A. Tucker

SISTER L. A. TUCKER writes from Westchester Co., N. Y.: I am a pilgrim and a sojourner here, with no sure abiding place, no continuing city; yet I have a hope of an inheritance in the golden city with its pearly gates, and golden streets. It is almost seven months since I first became alarmed for the safety of my soul. I attended the grove meeting here in Pleasantville. I knew that I must repent, and believe, and be baptized, or I never should be saved.
Now dear brethren and sisters, I can say with the rest of you, that I am fighting the good fight of faith. I am striving to keep the commandments of God. There are a few of God's children here. We meet every Sabbath, and through the week. Bro. Wild is with us through all our meetings. Bro. P. C. Rodman is also with us now. God bless him, and strengthen him for the work that is before him; and may the good Lord bless all his dear children everywhere. My trust is in the Lord, and I feel determined, by his grace assisting me, to strive to press my way through to the kingdom.