Church Awakening in East Unity

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Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Apr 17, 1855

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 6, No. 27.

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Church Awakening in East Unity

From Bro. Cochran.

DEAR BRO. WHITE :—I praise the Lord that the third angel's message has reached my ears, and I humbly trust found a place in my heart. It makes the past look clear, and it brightens our way in the future. Soon the beauties of paradise restored will open to our view. I am willing to confess myself a pilgrim and a stranger here, if I may but gain that better country. I am glad of the Review, that I may hear from the saints scattered abroad. Although we are strangers in the flesh, I feel that we belong to the same family, and are journeying to the same home, where sorrow never comes, and parting will be unknown.
I would say for the encouragement of others that the Church in this place are awakening and becoming more interested in the work of the Lord; and there is quite an interest in the minds of the people to hear. We have had a few meetings in different parts of the town and there were good congregations and an ear to hear.
Your brother, striving for the kingdom. ROBERT COCHRAN. East Unity, N. H.