Bermuda by James A. Morrow

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 27, 1905

Bermuda

By James A. Morrow

HAMILTON.—Last Sabbath we had an excellent meeting. Two families of our Crawl brethren met with us in Hamilton. This seemed to be a great encouragement to all. Our visits at Crawl this week were good. I feel sure that several will very soon be ready for baptism. We have not urged this before, as we wanted to give them plenty of time to rid themselves of tobacco, become established in tithing, etc. We can see that most of them are growing in the message, for which we praise God.

By the last mail I had a letter from Brother Fortner, of Cape Town, South Africa, in which he said that he had kept in touch with the four brethren who returned to South Africa twelve months ago, and that they were all faithful to the cause. Brother Dumini, he says, is especially active in missionary work among the farmers in his neighborhood. One family is already keeping the Sabbath, and others are deeply interested, as the result of his work. Elder Freeman has been to see him twice, and will soon go that way to hold some meetings. This is very cheering to us. We hope to meet these dear brethren in the kingdom. We learned to love them as our own lives.

The Lord has remarkably blessed us in finances. We have a balance on hand of $112.57. Aside from this, we have raised a special offering of $75.99 for the Washington fund this month, for all of which we praise the Father above.

JAMES A. MORROW.