The Little Flock in Salem
By Lydia M. Locke
DEAR BRO. WHITE:—Since I have been a reader of the Review, I have many times had a feast of fat things in reading the letters therein contained; and I look forward rejoicing in the hope of soon meeting the writers with all the sanctified in the kingdom of God. The little flock in Salem, that have manifested their belief in the commandments of God and the testimony of Jesus, by being buried by baptism in the likeness of Christ's death, truly appear to be of40one heart, and one mind, and we have enjoyed some heavenly meetings, since our dear brethren Case, and Waggoner left here; for our blessed Saviour deigns to meet with us by his Spirit. And though our names are cast out as evil since we have been trying to keep all the commandments of God, yet we rejoice that we are counted worthy to suffer reproach for the word of God. Your unworthy Sister, striving for the kingdom.
LYDIA M. LOCKE.