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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 4, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 1.

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THOS. DE MOULPIED

By THOS. DE MOULPIED.

EASTPORT.— The week of prayer was solemnly observed by our little company, there being a good attendance of those living near the church at every meeting. The promises of Jer. 29:12, 13, were truly verified. The Lord did indeed pour out a blessing on his waiting people, and hearts were made tender in the sunshine shine of his love. Confessions were made, idols were cast out, and near the close of the meetings a state of unity prevailed that God could sanction and bless.
The meetings terminated on December 16, in such an occasion of praise and thanksgiving as the church had never witnessed. The Spirit’s workings could be seen upon all. All but one in the congregation testified to God’s goodness and mercy. Some who had never made a profession witnessed for Christ. Bless his holy name.

THOS. DE MOULPIED