Salisbury, N. H by D. A. Robinson

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 11, 1875

Salisbury, N. H.

By D. A. Robinson

Commenced meetings here Jan. 16, in the Congregational church, which has been unoccupied since last June. Our first meeting was held in a hall, but as it was not a very convenient place, the deacon of the church proposed that we use the meeting-house. The interest to hear has been good, our congregation having been several times over one hundred. The terrible storms and high winds make it almost impossible to hold meetings, the roads being much of the time impassable.

We have the subject of the Sabbath only partly before the people as yet, and the prospect for doing much more before the snow leaves looks doubtful. Two substantial persons have decided to obey the truth. The Lord has helped us in presenting the truth, I feel assured. Many of the readers of the REVIEW are aware of the fact that I have always feared to say anything in public, but I know the Lord has helped me to overcome this. For this I am thankful, and feel like humbling myself before him. We crave the prayers of all.

D. A. ROBINSON.

Feb. 21, 1875.