North Woodstock by P. C. Rodman

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 10, 1872

North Woodstock.

By P. C. Rodman

HAVE been lecturing, and calling on the people, since my last report. Five or six are keeping the Sabbath now; others are convicted, and I hope some of them will obey and be true Christians.

Expect to remain here one more week. Shall then look for a place to lecture near by, so that I may be with them here on the Sabbath for a few weeks.

I am persuaded that my brethren are praying for me. Dear brethren and sisters, hope you will still remember us in your prayers.

P. C. RODMAN.

N. H., Nov. 25, 1872.

Since the above was in type, we have received the following additional report:

People here continue to come and hear the truth, but are very slow to decide. Seven have decided to keep the Sabbath, but one was a school teacher, and belonged in Thornton, ten miles from here. Her school has closed, and she has gone home. Another, a man sixty-five or seventy, not a permanent resident, has gone to Franconia, a town north, so that we only have five left; but others are investigating, and we hope some of them will obey soon. Pray for us, that wisdom may direct us, and that those gone to other towns may help to spread the light by being true to their convictions of truth and duty. Several have left the use of tobacco, who are not yet keeping the Sabbath.

Have obtained six subscribers for Reformer, four for Instructor, and two for Review. The people are poor. Sold a few books, and have given away some.

P. C. R.