H. W. LAWRENCE by H. W. Lawrence

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 9, 1864

H. W. LAWRENCE

By H. W. Lawrence

From Bro. Lawrence.

BRO. WHITE: I wish to say that my interest is still with the cause of present truth. Since the Conference at Adams' Center, I have shared with the brethren in their regular meetings, until the last one at Norfolk, from which sickness detained me.

I would add that Bro. C. O. Taylor has paid a visit to the churches in Northern New York, "strengthening the things that remain." Although something has been gained in this section, much remains to be done for us before we are fully prepared to answer our responsibility to God with reference to all the work of the third angel's message.

I long to see the time when all will realize how much depends upon individuals, as such, in order to have the church the light of the world, and its members all lively stones in the spiritual building. Brethren, let us all awake and finish our work much better than we have done in times past, while lukewarm and discouraged. I am much encouraged for those who struggle now. Help will come to them, while the careless are left to sink in their weakness. May I share in the prayers of the faithful, and with them overcome.

H. W. LAWRENCE

West Bangor, N. Y.