Note from Bro. Taylor by C. O. Taylor

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 16, 1864

Note from Bro. Taylor.

By C. O. Taylor

BRO. WHITE: Our monthly meeting at Norfolk has just closed. The angel of mercy hovered over the place. The good Spirit of the Lord attended each meeting, and did its work in uniting the hearts of the brethren and sisters. The truth is getting a strong hold of those who are determined to overcome. But alas for others! they are being left to hardness of heart. I am thankful that that class is small.

The last monthly meeting for Central New York at Roosevelt, just closed, was one of deep interest. The effort of the church to get out from under the cloud has been blessed of God. The meeting closed under the sweet, melting influence of God's Spirit. The saints were refreshed, and the wanderer returned. The dark cloud that has so long rested on some parts of this State is beginning to move away, and as the believers in present truth humble themselves, and take hold of the work, the Lord will lift the darkness, and there will be better days for us.

Yours in hope.

C. O. TAYLOR.