Birth of a Reformation; Or, The Life and Labors of Daniel S. WarnerByers, A. L. (Andrew L.)
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Birth of a Reformation; Or, The Life and Labors of Daniel S. Warner
Byers, A. L. (Andrew L.)
Church of God (Anderson, Ind.) -- History; Warner, D. S. (Daniel Sidney), 1842-1895
=May 2, 1875.= Sabbath. Stormy. Went home with Brother Price, it
being handy and the weather bad. Several came there to spend the
afternoon. The time passed off very pleasantly singing, and I
lectured some on moral and mental culture. Examined some heads.
=4.= A. M., wrote letters. P. M., went to Seward. Completed
arrangements for Ministerial Association.
=5.= Sarah and I drove over to the Blue. Had a pleasant time
fishing. Caught a mess.
=8.= Visited Brother Mitchell's. Left Wife there and drove over to
visit Brother Lichty. He was one of our seekers when I closed the
meeting last winter. I was anxious to see him; but he being from
home, I was disappointed. Found them quite poor. Large family of
children. Live in dugout. Mrs. Lichty quite unwell, which added
to the distressful appearance of things. Talked to the woman and
children about Jesus and heaven. Read, prayed, and sang with them.
Distributed fifty cents among the children.
=13.= Studied for Ministerial Association.
=14.= Ministerial Association began. Went early to town. Glad to
meet ..., but was very much disappointed to learn that ... could
not be with us.
=15.= I discoursed on the polity of the Church of God in lieu of
Brother Howard.
=16.= Sabbath. This is Pentecost day. Thank God for the beautiful
weather. All nature seems to be waking from its long winter slumber
to praise God. The beautiful prairie is green with grain and
pastures. The valleys are dotted with herds of cattle, which, as
well as they on a thousand hills, are the Lord's. The beautiful
streams are lined with plum-bushes all in bloom. The groves are
preparing to cheer the heart of the prairie inhabitants with their
pleasant shady foliage.
At eleven Brother Aller preached in the Methodist Episcopal house
and I preached the Pentecostal sermon in the Presbyterian house.
Acts 2:1-4. At 3 P. M. Brother Aller preached a glorious and
lovely sermon on the brotherhood of the saints. Deep and lasting
impressions were made. How powerfully this dear brother preached
for the unity of the saints of God, with the eloquence of tears and
overflowing love!
We parted with brotherly greetings at a quite late hour to meet at
Crete second Tuesday in September.
=17.= Went to Brother Green's. While there Brother S---- came
in. We were just ready to engage in prayer. The Lord wonderfully
blessed me in prayer. I prayed fervently for him, though he has
been acting the part of an open enemy to me and the cause I
represent. Went to Seward. Received fifty dollars from the Board.
Called on Bro. J. W. Figard, who is applying himself vigorously to
the pursuit of an education. Hope the Lord will raise him up for an
effectual minister of the gospel.
=21.= Made out report to the General Eldership.
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