Moravian Lives

them to come, & we had reason to
hope, that a few see? the heed in good
ground.
When we first returned to England
we could not help feeling a little anx-
ious about our future lot, not knowing
whether any situation would be open
for us; but here our Lord mercifully
provided for our wants. Just before
we arrived, Br Verney had departed
at Wyke, & we were appointed to serve
that Congn as interim. Here we spent
some truly happy months, to the just
refreshment of both soul & body.
Our next appointment was to
Gomersal, where we resided 7 years,
during which time all our children
were born, (with the exception of one
still born son in Jamaica.)
I can truly say that we considered
these dear children as precious gifts
from our Lord, & determined from Him
earliest infancy, to bring them up for
him, fervently that they might