C. O. TAYLOR by C. O. Taylor

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 26, 1864

C. O. TAYLOR

By C. O. Taylor

From Bro. Taylor.

BRO. WHITE: The second Sabbath and first-day in this month, I was with the church at this place, and spoke to them four times. Love to God, and Bible union, is still their motto. They love the truth and are striving to live it. The most are ready for any reform, that brings them, nearer and still nearer to God. They sustain their Sabbath and weekly prayer-meetings, and Bible-class, with cheerfulness. They have a mind to work in the vineyard of the third message. They are asking for the next State Conference to convene here.

Last Sabbath was with the church at Mannsville. I gave no public notice of my being with them, yet found nearly all at the place of worship. Spoke to them twice with some freedom. The testimony of those that spoke, was as good as the average among us.

It is a consolation to know that past labor with them has not been in vain. May every work of error and wrong in their midst, come to the light, and be confessed, repented of, and put away, that precious souls may find mercy, and be saved in the day of the Lord.

C. O. TAYLOR

Adam's Center, N. Y., July 18, 1864.