Note from Bro. Cottrell.
By R. F. Cottrell
BRO. WHITE: A good work is begun in Lockport, N. Y., where I have been laboring a part of the time for a few weeks past. Three have decided to keep the Lord’s Sabbath, and a number more are convicted of duty, and I hope will decide for the truth. We held the first Sabbath meeting in Lockport last Sabbath, Feb. 28, at the house of Bro. Pennoyer, one who has just embraced the truth. Bro. Andrews was with us and preached to the people on first-day. The word was heard with solemn attention, and it is to be hoped will prove a savor of life to some. Some who take the no-Sabbath ground are kicking against the goads. I hope they will find it as hard as Saul of Tarsus found it. I pray they may not harden their hearts against the truth till God shall give them over to themselves and say, Let them alone. May the Lord still work in this place.
R. F. COTTRELL.