British West Indies by Philip Giddings

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 31, 1905

British West Indies

By Philip Giddings

ROSEAU, DOMINICA.—A few days ago I went to the windward of this island, to prospect as it were. It rained so much that I could hold but one meeting—on Sunday afternoon—at which about two hundred persons were present. I visited during the week, selling our Watchman and other literature.

With such contented ignorance of what the Bible says, and such satisfied indifference as to what they know it does say, we have here a field that needs the earnest prayers of God’s people everywhere, and the thorough consecration of those immediately connected with it. Remember us. Some walk no more with us. A minister of the town has been going around warning his people not to attend our meetings. However, some come. We are sowing the seed, watering it with our prayers. We are of good courage.

PHILIP GIDDINGS.