Day in the Life

Jun 18, 1845

Journal Entry

June 18, 1845 ~ Wednesday

18th We had a visit a few moments
this morning from Sister Sangiovanna
She brought us a regular built Jonnycake
made out of American Indian corn meal
for our breakfast, gave me a new stock
& Mrs Woodruff A, silk work bag made out
of a dress of hers. Sister Mary Ann Mictchell
made Susan A present of a box of toys
We left London took steemer rode to woolwich
met with the Saints in the evening for a meeting
had a cold time indeed their appeared but little
of the spirit of the work of the Lord in the
place we spent the night with Br Turner 14 m[iles]
After writing the following Acrostic

Acrostic

More precious than gold or the pearl of the East
Are the virtues and beauties that adorn thy mind
Round thee all noble spirits share in that richest feast
Your melodious voice imparts from richest gifts Divine
Adorned is thy soul with jems that Angels Love
No power shall take thy crown that's secure above
Noble has been thy aim through all thy deeds of life

May thy future path be marked by Gods own hand
Inspired by Eternal truth let peace & Joy surround thy brow
Tread in the Holy Courts of God in Zion's chosen land
Celestial love shall through thy sacred bosom flow
Heavens highest blessings are in store for thee
Eternity shall lift the veil and point to thy domain
Live then O! Noble Lady for those gifts so free
Lift up thy head in glory with Kindred spirits reign

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First Thursday of the month designated for fasting and prayer (later changed to first Sunday by Wilford).

Jun 18, 1845