p. 46 | Mound City, Kansas by J. H. Cook

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 20, 1874

Mound City, Kansas.

By J. H. Cook

The quarterly meeting at Mound City has just past. I think it was the best meeting of the kind that I ever had the privilege of attending. From the commencement of the meeting, the Spirit of the Lord was with us in an unusual degree. All hearts were encouraged. On Sabbath evening, when we celebrated the ordinances, we all drank largely of the sweet, melting Spirit of God. All hearts were united in love as we have never experienced here before. Bro. Glover, of Neosho Falls, formerly of Michigan, was with us in these meetings, and shared largely in the heavenly influence; and when his voice rose up in triumphant expressions of gratitude to God, we felt that it was the shout of an old veteran of the cross that had been long looking for the appearing of his lovely Saviour, and felt that he was almost in view of the heavenly city. The brethren from Centerville, Union Town, and Scott, were with us in these meetings. Brethren Sharp and Lamont assisted in preaching the word. Two were added to the church.

J. H. Cook.