Isolated Sabbath Keepers

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 10, 1861

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 18, No. 15.

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Isolated Sabbath Keepers

Sister A. M. Preston writes from Fitz Henry, Ills. : “It is with love and gratitude to God that I consider that I am permitted to keep the Sabbath here alone. O how good is the Lord to a poor creature like me. He shows no respect to persons, but meets me here alone. O for more faith! I want to be numbered among the faithful when Jesus comes. Time is short. Everything shows that we are nearing the port. I can sympathize with the lonely ones, and would say to such, Be faithful a little while longer and we shall meet to be separated no more forever. This is my hope. I have not seen an Advent believer for seven years. You can imagine then what comfort it is to have the Review and Instructor, and to read of so many embracing the truth?”
Bro. D. A. Wetmore writes from St. Charles, Mich.: “I have taken the Review six months on trial; and it has become dear to me. I love the truths it advocates, and I desire an interest in your prayers for myself and brethren in this place, that we may be found among the faithful when Christ shall come to take his children home.”