REPORT FROM BRO. COTTRELL.
By R. F. COTTRELL
A good work is begun here. Fifteen, at least, have embraced the Sabbath. Others confess it who have not decided to keep it. May they make a choice that they will not regret. Much is yet to be done for those who have embraced the truth. Some are to be converted; but I think Satan will not be able to overthrow the work. The message is getting a deep hold in the hearts of some, so deep that it cannot be easily erased. The enemy will try them, but may they have help from on high. I expect the coming week to begin in a new place, but if it seems duty shall return here again after a few weeks. May the blessing of God abide here. May this people be able to forsake every idol, lay aside every error, and heartily unite in the solemn work of preparation for the Judgment; so that at last they may be found “gold, silver, and precious stones,” and not “wood, hay, stubble.” Let us work while the day lasts. R. F. COTTRELL.
Randolph, N. Y., July 9, 1868.