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J. William Jones, Christ in the camp, or religion in Lee's army, Appendix: letters from our army workers. (search)
past week in his regiment. Church-members were revived. There were many mourners, and a few conversions. No other chaplain in the five regiments in his brigade (Archer's). Brother Cameron, of the Twenty-sixth Alabama, reported great interest since the last meeting; several conversions and additions to his Church; men enjoying religion; he is the only chaplain in Rodes's Brigade. Brother Meredith, of the Forty-Seventh Virginia, reported on his labors at Dr. Black's Corps Hospital at Guinea's. He spent a profitable time there. Narrated several incidents to show the need of a permanent chaplain there. A Universalist was found who was brought to abandon his false belief (instilled into his mind by an uncle) through reading the Gospel of John, and being pointed to Christ's work. From twenty to thirty are daily passing through the hospital, and from twenty to forty constantly there. A Macedonian cry was raised by Captain——, from the Third Alabama Regiment, for preaching. The