Meeting in Woodstock, Me.
By L. L. HOWARD
I HAVE just returned from a visit to the little church at Woodstock, Me. I found them quite low, but in good union. We began meetings, and the Lord was with us to revive his work. The brethren and sisters seemed greatly encouraged and strengthened. Our meetings were solemn and interesting. I remained with them sixteen days, preaching to the people the present truth. There was a good attendance considering the bad going. Three men came forward and took up the cross, and decided to keep the Lord's Sabbath. Many others said they were convinced that we had the truth. There has been, formerly, a great prejudice in this place against Seventh-day Adventists; but it seems to be giving way before the light of truth. Praise the Lord for his goodness. L. L. HOWARD. Topsham, Me., Dec. 24, 1866.