Brother Wm. K. Roberson, Pastor of the Church at Welch Tract, Delaware Co., writes as follows 1835

Brother Wm. K. Roberson, Pastor of the Church at Welch Tract, Delaware Co., writes as follows:

“Let it for the present, suffice to say, there is nothing very special among us—we are favored with peace and harmony among ourselves. The Preachers of Philadelphia seem to pity us here in Delaware, and are going to send some Missionaries to convert us, &c. I think they will have a hard task to perform, at least with some of us, while we have our Bibles in our hands, and the light of the Holy Spirit to direct us. We believe that regeneration is effected, not by human might or power, but by My Spirit, saith the Lord.”

Yours, in Gospel Bonds,
WM. K. ROBERSON.
Jan. 13, 1835.

SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

ELDER WILLIAM K ROBERSON'S OPINION OF THE "WISE MEN" IN THE PHILADELPHIA ASSOCIATION AFTER THE OLD/NEW SCHOOL SEPARATION

Letter written from Welsh Tract Church to the Signs of the Times:

DECLARATION OF WELSH TRACT BAPTIST CHURCH

The Baptist Church atWelsh Tract, to the Elders and Messengers composing the meeting of all Old School Baptist to meet on Monday after the third Lord's day in May, with the church at Black Rock, Maryland sendeth greetings: