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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 18, 1861

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 18, No. 4.

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BRO. CZECHOWSKI.

By D. T. Bourdeau

DEAR BRO. WHITE: We have felt interested for our dear Bro. Czechowski ever since he embraced the truth, and we are glad that his case is considered in the Good Samaritan. We readily acquiesce in your remarks in regard to Bro. C., and would here state that we did not know that he really intended to go to New York, till he had laid his plans so deep that his mind could not be changed. We are thankful that Bro. C. has been protected of the Lord in New York, and that he is willing “to submit to all his providences and move according to the best advice of the church.”
At our last monthly meeting the case of Bro. C. was considered, and the brethren came to the conclusion that it might be right for Bro. C. to come to Vermont, and pledged $ 40 to move Bro. C's family among the French in Northern Vermont. Though the church in Northern Vermont have to help two or three preachers,yet they feel willing to do all they can to make Bro. C. comfortable.
I wrote to Bro. C. yesterday, and asked him if he could not leave his affairs in the hands of some judicious brother, and move immediately to Northern Vermont, where his wants can be more easily supplied. I have found a house that Bro. C. can occupy.
Now, dear brother, if you have any suggestions to make, please make them immediately. I do not want to move rashly. May God give us wisdom.
Could you not get up a subscription in the Review, to raise means to pay Bro. C's debts, etc.? I expect to hear from you soon.
From your unworthy brother in Christ.
D. T. BOURDEAU.
West Enosburgh, Vt., 11, 1861.
NOTE. The REVIEW is open for propositions to assist Bro. C. We refer you to the excellent judgment of such as Brn. A. C. Bourdeau, Saxby, Austin, Bingham, Morse, Peck, Pierce, Barrows, C. O. Taylor, Whipple, and a score like them. I can give no time to such matters, and do myself justice. Bro. Bingham not long since sent $ 100 for missionary purposes. That can be spared if needed.—ED.