Quarterly Meeting in N. Y.
By R. F. Cottrell
Our Quarterly Meetings in Rochester and Olcott, in January, were interesting and, I trust, profitable. Bro. Andrews was present at the former and Bro. Fuller at the latter, to aid in the good work by their faithful testimonies. Although it is to be feared that some fail to appreciate the testimony of the servants of God, yet we trust the work is advancing in many hearts, and we hope that all may come up to their duty and privilege. We had a season of deep interest in celebrating the Lord's supper at Olcott,—a season of refreshing such as has seldom been enjoyed by us. Bro. Fuller remained to labor through the week, while I returned to my home appointment at Shelby Basin. Here we had a meeting of considerable interest. In these meetings the Health Reform was not passed by in silence, but received especial attention. It is an important part of the work of fitting ourselves for the abode of the Spirit, and for passing through the great time of trouble that is just before us. We need to know how to live physically and spiritually in order to glorify God in our bodies and spirits which are his; and in order to be sanctified wholly and preserved blameless to the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. May we prove faithful in every part of the good work of reform.