Moravian Lives

a Congn settled. But the loving & hearty Spirit, which prevailed
at that time among the Brn & Srs together with the continual
increase of both Congn & Society, made it lively & encouraging. But
now especially the kind interposition & assistance of our heavenly
Father often to owor[?] & the Congn's astonishment, really pressed
tears of Gratitude from all our eyes. In 17603 we were called to
Haverfordwest. Soon after we came there the Congn was settled,
& we had the favour to be eye witnesses & fellow partakers of the
many showers of blessings our dear Lord was pleased to bestow
upon that little flock. The preaching was held & the Congn
also settled in a Malt house. At this time our Saviour direct-
ed us, to a convenient place, which was immediately purchased,
tiso[?] of the houses were converted into a Chapel, one was apporopri-
ated to the lise[?] of the Labourers, & the other rented to our people.
Drying[?] our abode there, we had the pleasure of a visit of Br Jo-
hannes & Sr Benigna, and Br and Sr Boehler, they expressed
great satisfaction of their visit, spoke with all the Brn &
Srs & said, they had not been in a little Congn, where they had felt
a more loving & Congn like Spirit, than in Haverfordwest.
We removed from there for Br Gambold to by his native
Air for his declining health, and got a Call to Leominster
in the Year 1766. There we spent about four Years, & then
got a call to Fulneck. We took Bath in our way, on ac-
count of my late dear Husband's health, which was much im-
paired by a stroke of the Apoplexy. Then we came to
Fulneck we heard that our two Daughters were expected in Lon-
don from America, the U.S. Conference having written for them
to come over, in company with Br & Sr Marshall. We found
afterwards the Letter arrived too late. We went to London to
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