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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 13, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 24.

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Bermuda

By Eugene Leland

Since my last report three adults have accepted present truth, and six have been baptized. Two of these were new converts, and the other four were children of believers. The condition of the finances is good, and the work is considerably more than self-sustaining, though the expenses have been quite heavy for the past two years. The tithe for 1914 was £219 2s. 10d.; Sabbath school offerings were £46 13s. 3d.; the Harvest Ingathering Offering was £5 8s. 10d.; and the Annual Offering was £1 9s. 9d., the total tithes and offerings for the year being £272 14s. 8d.
The church has recently organized a missionary society, which, with the young people's society, has ordered a sufficient quantity of literature to supply every family on the island, and we expect to see much good accomplished as the result. The brethren and sisters are all of good courage, and are determined to do their part in the closing work of the third angel's message.
EUGENE LELAND.