Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine
Sunday the ; after
which the Conference closed.
WILFORD WOODRUFF, President.
DR. WM. COPELAND, Clerk.
During this Conference meeting we
also broke bread with the Saints and con-
firmed four. At half-past 6 in the evening,
we met again and had the largest con-
gregation which had assembled at our
preaching place. One came forward for
baptism.
This was a day which we had long de-
sired to see, for we had labored exceed
ingly hard to establish a Church in Lon-
don and at times it seemed as though we
should have to give it up, but by holding
on to the work of our Divine Master and
claiming the promises of God, we were
now to leave an established London Con-
ference with a prosperous Church planted
in the metropolis, under the care of our
beloved Brother Lorenzo Snow.
