C. B. RULE by C. B. Rule

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Nov 3, 1904

C. B. RULE

By C. B. Rule

Virginia

NARUNA, CARDWELL.—At the time when the mob took down the tent in Naruna, about seventeen persons had begun to observe the Sabbath of the Lord, and many others were in the valley of decision. I hope to return to that place soon and baptize several and organize a church. The Sabbath-school there had eighteen members when we left. I have received word that all are faithful in the Lord. This company is in the care of Brother and Sister Campell, and the Lord is leading them.

I am now at Cardwell with the tent. I have two stoves in the tent, which make it sufficiently warm for all. The people attending the meetings say we have the truth, and some intend to keep next Sabbath, October 22. I hope to see a good company raised up at this place. Last Sunday night about one hundred and fifty were present. Not so many attend during the week. I hope to see a number obey the truth. The Lord is soon coming, and I want to be found at my post of duty all the time. I am of good courage in the Lord’s work.