William Simmons

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Simmons describes the visit of Brother Mononcue. Unfortunately, there was no interpreter to translate. Nevertheless, many things were understood. Mononcue prayed twice on the Sabbath with "life and power." The only words recognized by the congregation were "Oh Jesus", but "Holy Fire" ran through the assembly just the same. Mononcue is now on his way to Canada. The work of the Lord is gradually progressing here. The Detroit Quarterly meeting in February was glorious. Simmons acknowledges that he would prefer an appointment "in the south" (Ohio), but will go wherever he is appointed. Abstract Number - 600

Abstract Number

600

Publication Date

3-22-1826

City

Detroit

Keywords

William Simmons Letters; Detroit M.E.C.; Mononcue; Quarterly Meeting; Appointment Dissatisfaction; Michigan Conference

Letter from William Simmons to James B. Finley


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