NOTE FROM BRO COTTRELL.
By R. F. Cottrell
I HAVE have been laboring recently in Shelby, Orleans Co., N. Y. Have given fifteen discourses in a school-house; and though the meetings were not large, the interest was good. More attentive hearers I have never seen. Three have commenced keeping the Sabbath, and many others are convinced. I hope they will have a willingness to obey God, let the consequences be what they will. The prospect now is that a little church will be raised up in that place. I have had invitations to preach in three other places in the vicinity, which I intend to accept as soon as I am at liberty to do so. While the Macedonian cry is heard, may God help his servants to discharge their responsibilities, and help all the church to fulfill their part in sending out laborers into the harvest. When the plan of Systematic Benevolence is fully carried out, those servants approved of God and the church, will not be detained from the work by their secular affairs. May we all feel our individual responsibilities.