G. W. HOLT by George Washington Holt

Publishing Committee · Saratoga Springs, N. Y. · Feb 17, 1852

G. W. HOLT

By George Washington Holt

From Bro. Holt.

DEAR BRO. WHITE: The conference at Bro. Howland's, Topsham, (Me.) commenced Jan. 30th, and continued three days. This meeting was one of deep interest and I trust of great blessing to the scattered brethren that came together from Paris, Portland, Canaan, and other places, to worship the True God, and keep his commandments. The number of believers present were about fifty. The solemn presence of God rested down upon us through the entire meeting, and no spirit but the pure Spirit of God was permitted to remain among us. We had great freedom in speaking on the different subjects of Bible truth relative to our present position. The word of God had free course in our midst, and was glorified. Every one present engaged in taking a part in the meeting, and humble heart-felt confessions of past errors were made. The importance of an entire consecration to God and his cause was deeply realized. I can say of a truth, it was one of the best meetings of the kind that I ever attended. Perfect order in the meeting, and at intervals was observed. I need not tell you there was perfect order in Bro. Howland's house.

I expect to be at the Leverett Conference the 21st.

G. W. HOLT

Paris, Me., Feb. 5th, 1852.