Moravian Lives

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From that time to this, my dear Daughter Catharine
Charlotte, who had faithfully served and nursed her
late dr Mother, in her long illness, had remained with
me, and taken faithful care of me, to my great Comfort
for which may our dr Lord richly reward her; In May
1789, I went to Herrnhut, and had the pleasure
and favor to be present at the Synod held there.
It was a sensible joy to [?] me, to see once more in my
Life this dear and much improved City of our Lord
where I had formerly enjoyed so many blessings for
my heart. I arrived just in time to be present at
the Confce of a number of Lutheran Ministers,
whose love to our Saviour and the testimony they
bear, from a believing heart, of his death and suf
-ferings in their respective places, and whose hearty
union with the Brn's Congn, makes them so much beloved
and respected by all who know them. It was a
great blessing and favor to me, to be once in my
life present at their Confarence  Conference, my heart overflowed
with love to them, and with gratitude to our 
Saviour, for that great work of grace, which has
taken place, and is so manifestly increasing in
the Protestant Churches, respectively and particulary
so, in that of the Lutheran. It likewise gave