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August 18th (search for this): chapter 11
them. The prayer-meeting was now a great congregation and the interest was growing. Wilcox's Brigade is now blessed for the first time by an outpouring of God's Spirit. There have been some thirty conversions therein during the week, ending August 18th. It is harvest time with the army. Jesus is the Husbandman, and angels are singing over the rich harvest. Laborers are needed here. Who will come to help, Lord? Who will pray for richer blessings on this noble army? Rev. Theo. Pryor, D. es sent to the hospital, he pronounced it better than that of the Church at home. The scarred veteran would meet with a religious chill on returning to his Church. This is a brief account of the results of our meeting on August 11th and on August 18th, when the conference was continued. At this latter meeting Rev. J. A. Broadus preached from 2 Cor. II. 16: And who is sufficient for these things. He presented the apostle's example as worthy of our imitation amid all discouragements; and te
August 17th (search for this): chapter 11
se. The army is undoubtedly the great field for successful labor. On last evening fifteen were buried with Christ in baptism. And still the good work goes on. Our meetings are increasing in interest, and each evening scores of soldiers are inquiring, What shall we do to be saved? Brother Kitzmiller has been laboring with us with a zeal and earnestness characteristic of a true Christian. John H. Tomkies, Chaplain Seventh Florida Regiment. camp near Fredericksburg, law's Brigade, August 17. Messrs. Editors: I write to inform you of an interesting meeting which has been in progress for several days in this brigade. Brother W. H. Carroll, of Alabama, is with us, laboring earnestly and zealously for the conversion of souls, persuading men to be Christians. His services are very acceptable to us, and I verily believe well-pleasing in the sight of God. I have for a long time wished to see the power of God made manifest in our camp. Some of the regiments, particularly the F
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