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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 10, 1859

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 13, No. 16.

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R. N. CHAFFEE

By R. N. Chaffee

From Bro. Chaffee.

DEAR BRETHREN AND SISTERS: I still feel like pressing my way onward in the cause of the Lord. For a while myself and companion were alone, without one of like faith to meet with on the Sabbath; but our hearts were made to rejoice by reading a letter from sister Swan, of Mantua, about ten miles from us. We made her a visit, and found her strong in the Lord. May the Lord help us to so live out the truth that others may be led to glorify him by keeping all his commandments.
The first time we met on the Sabbath the Lord added the fourth to our number. We intend to keep up our meetings every other Sabbath, and oftener if duty should require. Will the brethren and sisters pray for us? We hope the Lord will send some one here to preach the truth. There is a large field of labor here, and we feel willing to do all we can for the cause. Could not Bro. Cornell, or some other one of God's messengers come this way?

R. N. CHAFFEE

Welshfield, Geauga Co., Ohio, Feb., 1859.