Report from Bro. Fuller.
By N. Fuller
BRO. WHITE: After writing my last report, I continued meetings until February 4th. Several more came out, and are keeping all the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus. Feb. 6th, I attended meeting in Ulysses, we had a profitable season for the church. The 13th, met with the church in Alleghany Co. N. Y. Bro. A. Lanphear, has spoken of the interest of this meeting, which I trust will long be remembered by the church. The 16th, commenced meetings on Night Creek, eight miles from Wellsville, in company with Eld. Baker. We continued meetings until the first day of March. The interest seemed to be favorable. Twelve as near as I could ascertain arose when a vote was taken to see how many would keep all the commands of God, just as they were written. I have learned since they were not all keeping the Sabbath, that promised. Oh may the Lord help them to take173hold of his covenant and keep all his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life and enter in through the gates into the city. But the work is not done there yet I trust. Two copies of the Review are sent there. March 5th, attended quarterly meeting in Ulysses, Pa. This meeting was one of deep interest to the church. Some were expecting to go West. We did not all expect to meet again on the shores of mortality, and we shall not as circumstances have since turned, in all probability. After the above meeting I went to Farmington and held a few meetings. Organized a church of ten members, March 13th. Two more were ready to join, making 12 in all. This church adopted the plan of Systematic Benevolence. Bro. O. P. Rice, was set apart to the office of Elder. Bro. R. is approved of God, and his brethren; and if the few in Farmington, could have had his influence, as their leader, they no doubt would have been saved from the distracted state into which they had fallen. Organization, the very thing we foolishly fought against, is doing what nothing else could for the remnant church. Oh may the Lord speed on the work of gathering and bringing into order until the last saint is prepared for the coming of the Just One.