Progress of the Work in Kingston

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 9, 1907

Progress of the Work in Kingston

J. A. STRICKLAND, who is still at Kingston, Jamaica, writes under date of April 24 that but very little progress has been made in re-establishing business in that stricken city. Only about four hundred small huts and rooms have been made habitable, and thousands of people still live in tents and rude houses. He says there is still great interest manifested by the people to hear the truth, and that heroic effort is being put forth by the little company there to build a house of worship.