Trinidad by S. A. WELLMAN

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jun 22, 1905

Trinidad

By S. A. WELLMAN

PORT OF SPAIN.— My last report told you of the baptism conducted by Elder Sweeney in the church here. God has blessed our labors since. As a result of continued services and personal work, seven others are now preparing, and will be baptized when Elder Enoch comes.

The church, though having passed through deep trouble in the past year, is of good courage. During the past three or four months, over two thousand copies of The Family Bible Teacher have been used by the tract society, besides several thousand of the Watchman and English Good Health. Much more might have been done, and we hope will be done in the remaining portion of the present year.

Since September we have printed, in addition to the Watchman, sixty thousand copies of The Family Bible Teacher, and a large amount of other work for this and the Jamaica Conference, and for those not of our faith.

It somewhat disheartened me to hear from Brother Enoch that we were to lose two of our workers. How we shall get along, I am unable to see, but our Father knows. One thing comes home to me, and that is that it will require greater faithfulness on the part of those who remain. And yet this will mean a heavy strain; but I believe all are willing to hold the colors. Pray for us, that we may have grace and strength.

S. A. WELLMAN.