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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Dec 14, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 50.

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Bermuda

By JAMES A. MORROW.

HAMILTON.—We were made glad by the visit of Brother and Sister Geo. F. Enoch, returning to Barbados from furlough in the States. Stormy weather delayed the steamer twelve hours, so they did not arrive till Sabbath morning. At eleven o’clock a good congregation assembled for Sabbath-school. In expectation of Elder Enoch’s coming, we had invited our brethren from different parts of the island to meet with us. We had an excellent service. All hearts were cheered, both by the message borne and by the presence of such a goodly number of believers. Sometimes it seems that the work moves very slowly; but our meeting last Sabbath gave evidence that there is some growth. Another Portuguese family is manifesting considerable interest in the message.
Our courage is good. It means much to be true and faithful to God in this time; but we hope to be so true to the principles of the message, and faithful in the work committed to our trust, that we shall not only be ready to meet Jesus ourselves, but have many sheaves to carry home with us.
JAMES A. MORROW.