New Hampshire by P. C. Rodman

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 4, 1874

New Hampshire.

By P. C. Rodman

From June 11 to 29, was in Woodstock and Campton, N. H. Held quite a number of meetings in each place, which resulted in strengthening those in the truth and leading others to be more favorable to the truth. One decided to take the Bible for her guide, and another decided to leave off tobacco, and wholly follow the Lord. We hope others there will obey all the truth, and believe they will if those already identified with the third message live in keeping with their faith.

In Campton, those in the message expressed themselves strengthened and comforted. There is strong opposition in Campton, but if the few there will hold fast and take a straight-forward course, we believe there are others that will yet embrace the truth who are already more than half persuaded to do so. The church there desire to come under the watchcare of the N. E. Conference.

We are now in Ipswich, Mass., and have the tent pitched. Have given thirteen lectures. Some appear interested, and we hope to see some embrace the truths for this time and keep all the commandments of God. We mean to do the best we can, and we request an interest in your prayers, dear brethren, that God may be honored in the salvation of souls. P. C. Rodman. Ipswich, Mass., July 21, 1874.