Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-20
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From the Morning Star.
Good News from Pennsylvania.

Brother Burr The King of saints is |
doing wonders in Gibson, Susquehanna |
Co. Pa. The Freewill Baptist church |
10 that place, after having suffered long.
wintry season, is now enjoying a refresh
ing from the presence Of the Lord. Back
sliders have confessed their heart wander
ings, and now feel determined to hold last
their professlon.--Some who have kept
their light hid for years, have come out
and declared what the Lord has done for
their souls. Strong opposers Of religion
have been brought 10 see that they were
! engaged in an unequal warfare with On
impotence, have thrown down their arms,
and are now rejoicing in hope ofthe glory
of God. The work seems to be deep.
and thorough, and its subjects are Of all
ages from the old to the young OF all
the places have visited, think never
saw and felt so much of heaven as in
Gibson, and never did realize such an
swers to prayer. Christians have prayed
in faith, and the blessed Lord has heard
and appeared for their deliverance. Twen-
ty-one precious souls we've hopefully con-
= verified in eight days, and in short time
the number was increased 10 26. The
work still continues, In another part oil
the Town, the Methodist brethren held a
meeting for three weeks, and the result
was glorious 80 were brought to be-
hsye that the Lord hath power on earth 10
forgive sins. o may Christians, and es.
pecially ministers Of the Gospel, be en-.
couarged to continue their exertions, till
the knowledge Of the Lord shall cover
the earth. G. l. VAIL.
West Windsor, Pa. Jan. 80. 1889.
From the N. H. Baptist Register.
- REVIVAL I'm RUMNEY.
DEAR BRo. WoRTH,-I am happy tc
inform you that we are enjoying in this
town, season ofrefreshing from the pres.
enee of the Lord. AT the dedication oil
. our new meeting house, it is evident that
some Of our brethren and sisters dedicted
Themselves afresh, and more nnresevedly
10 God;--and il was our united and fer.
vent prayers that God would fill our new
and beautiful temple with his glory. Oul
supplications have been answered ;-not
wlhstanding our great unworthiness, and
manifold sins and imperfections, God has
: graciously poured out his Spirit upon US
and revived his work in this place. /
was intended, at our dedication, to con
time our meetings only dur y g the week
but such was the state of feeling, that W,
continued daily, seeking the Lord, with
one accord 10 the temple for eighteen
days. During this time we were favoreC
with the labors Of several neighborins
brethren in the ministry. Divine trutl
was preached in plain, affectionate, sol
emn, and searching manner; and the re
suit has been glorious. Saints have beer
refreshed. encouraged and comforted
several backsliders,-some far advance
In life. who have for several years bee
livinv ia Sin, have been induced to retur
from their wanderings; others have bee
hopefally converted; and many nav
been convicted, and are anxiously enquil
ing what they must do to be saved. Gu
meetings are still frequent and continu
deeply interesting. The work is pr,
crossing. Pray for US. that the Lord ma
continue to abide with us in mercy. an
that the reformation so evidently begun
may extend 10 every family and soul
this place. HENRY ToSKIN.
Rumney. Feb. 2, 1889.
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