Report of Labor in Salem and Hampstead
By P. C. Rodman
PERHAPS some of my brethren with whom I have formerly labored and met quite frequently, would like to know where I am and what I am doing. I have given about forty lectures in Salem and Hampstead. The people listened with apparent interest, and many acknowledged the truth; but, with one exception, did not move out upon it. I hope others will obey and follow the Saviour in the cross-bearing way of obedience. I have given some eighteen lectures here to interested hearers, if silent attention shows it; but there is evidently an effort on the part of Satan to occupy the mind of the young. There are some here who acknowledge the truth, and I hope they will be led to obey it; to this end we labor and pray. I thank God for some little sense of my lack of love to him; may my sorrow for not being in perfect submission to God, as has been my privilege, be real and acceptable to him, that I may have strength from on high, and be an overcomer, and a successful laborer in the good cause of truth. For this I ask the prayers of my brethren. P. C. RODMAN.
Hampstead, N. H.