Date: 1882 · Place: Reading, Berkshire · Type: National well
READING (Captain Heath) -The Secretary writes: "We have had some rough fighting here during the past week. Mud and stones flying about our heads and faces; one or two brothers got severe cuts, but He whom we serve, has brought us off more than conquerors. In spite of the devil and his agents souls are being saved: some of the worst of characters. Hallelujah! Grand times all day on Sunday; the power of the Holy Ghost was wonderfully felt in many a dark sin-benighted soul; and, when we finished up, about 10.15 p.m, we found that eighteen souls had bid farewell to sin, and joined the ranks of King Jesus.. Closed with shouts of praise to God and the Lamb.
From, "The War Cry," page 3, 19th January 1882.
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