p. 14 | CHAS. B. REYNOLDS by Chas. B. Reynolds

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 6, 1876

CHAS. B. REYNOLDS

By Chas. B. Reynolds

N. Y. & PA. TENT, NO. 3.

Pitched tent No. 3, in a pleasant grove, about half a mile from Clear Creek, Chautauqua Co., N. Y., and commenced meetings June 16. When we came here, we found no person who evinced the least interest,—could hardly get anything done, even by paying liberally. This place is over seven miles from any Sabbath-keepers. The weather, until the past three days, was unfavorable. It was rainy and muddy, and the nights were very dark; yet the interest has steadily increased and the attendance has been good—mainly the same persons every night. Now our desk is loaded with beautiful flowers, and all seem to desire to make our sojourn pleasant.

Have delivered fourteen discourses. The subject of “immortality and the end of the wicked” has been candidly received; next first-day, July 2, we expect to reach the “law and Sabbath.” Then comes the test. Sustained by the prayers of God’s dear children, we humbly, but confidently, expect to report good results.

Bro. B. H. Brown, of the Chittenango Falls church, is with me, and proves an efficient tent master.