A Quaker Warrior the Life of William Hobson
A Quaker Warrior the Life of William Hobson
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" Concerning his work at Bessbrook William Hobson writes : — ' It was my custom when the Meeting had become strong to spend the First days often in Belfast or some one or more Meetings where there seemed need and where doors were wide open for help and a welcome gladly given. One incident I may mention that may encourage one kind of service. Only a few years ago I had a little Mission in Llandrindod Wells, and on the Sabbath evening I think it was, two ladies w^ere present — a mother and her da...ughter. At the close of the meeting the older lady asked me " If I remembered once over twenty years earlier reading the Bible on my way from Belfast southwards on a Monday morning, and talking to a lady in the train on religious themes ? " I think I did not clearly remember that, but she did, and she said " Because of that conversation my daughter and I came to this meeting to-night, the name on the bill brought it back to my memory. " The little seed sown had taken root.
Kindnesses too are wonderfully remembered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Concerning his work at Bessbrook William Hobson writes : — ' It was my custom when the Meeting had become strong to spend the First days often in Belfast or some one or more Meetings where there seemed need and where doors were wide open for help and a welcome gladly given. One incident I may mention that may encourage one kind of service. Only a few years ago I had a little Mission in Llandrindod Wells, and on the Sabbath evening I think it was, two ladies w^ere present — a mother and her da...ughter. At the close of the meeting the older lady asked me " If I remembered once over twenty years earlier reading the Bible on my way from Belfast southwards on a Monday morning, and talking to a lady in the train on religious themes ? " I think I did not clearly remember that, but she did, and she said " Because of that conversation my daughter and I came to this meeting to-night, the name on the bill brought it back to my memory. " The little seed sown had taken root.
Kindnesses too are wonderfully remembered.
What to read after A Quaker Warrior the Life of William Hobson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William King Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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