Plymouth, June 19, 1876
By T. M. Steward
This tent was pitched in the village of Plymouth, Richland Co., Ohio, June 14, 1876, and meetings commenced in the evening. We have a pleasant and accessible location, and a beautiful, natural green carpet—in short, a very pleasant place. We have held six meetings with increasing interest. Last night we had about one hundred and fifty hearers. The people seem intelligent, candid, and kind. The first Sabbath I spent in Ohio I was with the church at Clyde. The next week I spent in the country five miles north-east of Clyde, where some were interested. The busy season and prejudice kept the people away, yet I hope some fruit will be seen in the future. June 5, I came to Fredericktown. Bro. N. Grant met me and took me to his hospitable home. We made arrangements for our tent-meeting at Plymouth. The 7th, Bro. G. took me to Mt. Vernon, where I labored until evening after first-day, and Monday morning I came to Plymouth. Pray that the Lord may qualify us for this holy work of warning the world to flee from the wrath to come and winning souls to Christ. The Lord has greatly helped us in preaching the word. Bless his holy name. T. M. STEWARD.