Quarterly Meeting in Licking County
By J. B. T. Nichols
BRO. J. B. T. NICHOLS writes from Licking Co., Ohio: Our last quarterly meeting for the present Conference year closed Aug. 28, 1870. We had no preaching brethren with us, yet we had an interesting time. Heart-felt confessions were made, and we got near the Lord. In the evening of the 27th, we attended the ordinances of the Lord's house. This was a solemn season. On first-day, the 28th, we repaired to a stream some two miles distant, where six were buried with the Lord in baptism. Others will go forward soon. Two were added to our number. This is encouraging. May the Lord help them to walk in newness of life. We also made an agreement, most of us, to attend the camp-meeting. Come up, brethren and lonely ones. Get more acquainted with the people of the Lord and his ways. Don't let Satan deceive you by making you think that you cannot leave your worldly affairs, and so cause you to miss the blessing of the Lord. Let us make this meeting one of the most successful meetings ever held in Ohio.