Report from Bro. Taylor

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 7, 1865

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 25, No. 11.

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Report from Bro. Taylor.

BRO. WHITE: December 17 and 18. I was with the church at Buck's Bridge, and passed a quiet and pleasant time with them in talking the truth, and in prayer and conference meetings. They are holding themselves ready for every good word and work.
In the evening of the 21st and 22nd, filled appointments at Norfolk. A heavy snow storm prevented all the church from being present, yet the few that were there received the word with gladness, and I trust with profit.
On the morning of the 24th went on to Franklin Co., to attend the Monthly Meeting at Bangor. The cold and storm prevented some getting to this meeting. Notwithstanding, the attendance was good, some coming 30 and 40 miles in their own conveyance, and were not sorry. There are some noble souls in this section of the State, and while they live, the truth will move forward; for God can trust them.
While some were cheered and encouraged at this meeting, others were in heaviness and trial. We did not find all that harmony and union in the leading members of the church that should be, in order that the work might move forward, and the truth shine out. There is still a great chance to labor, in cultivating the Christian graces.
Returned home the 27th in good health. C. O. TAYLOR.