CARTER COUNTY, TN - CHURCHES - Buffaloe Creek Congregation, 1833
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>From the Millennial Harbinger, Vol. 4, May 1833, p. 237

Elizabethtown, East Tenn. March 30, 1833.

We have said but little from this place with regard to the reformation in
any public manner.  Notwithstanding we are endeavoring to teach and
practise the doctrine and commands of the Apostles, as they began to
proclaim at Jerusalem.  Our congregation at Buffaloe Creek, Carter county,
in nine months has increased from about forty to near one hundred members;
and I need not add that great efforts have been made to counterbalance our
labors, for that seems to be the lot of all in the reformation.  But truth
is prevailing, and will prevail from the rising of the sun to the place of
its going down.

Yours in the hope of eternal life,

John Wright