Moravian Lives

laboress of the great girls at Fulneck in
Yorkshire. At first it appear'd to me
that I never could accept this call, that
to have the care of souls committed in any
measure to me who had so much to strugg..
le with, could not possible answer; if it
was external concerns I could more willing..
ly enter into it, but this was by far, too
weighty a matter for me to undertake.
Thus I reasoned for some time, wishing
not to walk my own course, and at the
same time feeling myself very inadequate
for such an important office, whenever
I thought of Sending my answer in the
negative, those words came into my mind,
My Grace is sufficient for thee, for
my strength is made perfect in weakness,
thus was I encouraged by my ever faith
ful friend, to accept of my call to Ful..
neck and he gave me that comfortable
assurance in my heart that he would
be with me, and help me thro! in
every trying case.
March 19th 1794 I arrived in Fulneck,
where I was received very cordially by
dear fr Anna Rosel and the Sisters.
March 22d I was blesst to my