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J. William Jones, Christ in the camp, or religion in Lee's army, Chapter 5: Bible and colportage work. (search)
ections, hence the chaplain cannot be with them all. Before we left North Carolina there were 137 in the regiment penitently inquiring after the Saviour. Rev. W. G. Margrave: Besides laboring here and there in the camps and hospitals, I have paid special attention to the sick in Lewisburg. Just before I left home, I visited a s not pointed me to that glorious Refuge, which I trust has indeed been a refuge to me from the storm; for I now feel that I can hope and trust in Christ. Rev. W. G. Margrave, who is alluded to in the following letter, was spared to continue his work until some years after the war, when, full of labors and ripe for heaven, he wenlled home to heaven, he will be held in everlasting remembrance by those whom he has won for Christ. A. E. D. A few days since, a lady said to Elder William G. Margrave: My husband, before he became a soldier, rarely ever read the word of God, but now he delights in perusing its blessed pages. He hopes that his sins are f