Donaghadee - Salvation Army
Date: 1882 · Place: Donaghadee, County Down · Type: National well
(Captain Broadhurst) - On Tuesday night we had a good march through the town, some sharp-shooting, and then for the Barracks, which was well filled with all sorts of people of the right class. Good meeting and some singing and some praying. No wonder there is such a good wurk going on here, for both captain and Soldiers are in downright earnest about holy living and the Salvation of souls.
From, "The War Cry," page 2, 26th January 1882.
(Capt, Broadhurst).- We have great reason to thank God for the work that is being established in this place. The people of Donaghadee have been longing for vital religion down deep in their hearts, and bless God the Holiness Meetings have proved to be a great help to these hungry souls. Many are stepping out of self into Christ, and realising the fullness of the blessing of complete Sanctification. Hallelujah!
From "The War Cry," page 3, 23rd February 1882.
(Most weeks in January and February there are good reports from here, but they do not mention numbers saved - clearly revival was there.)
I do not know where the meetings were held.
