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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 28, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 52.

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Jamaica

By T. J. KENNEDY.

WARSOP.—We are glad to report the steady progress of our work here. Our school, which was started on the first of April with only eleven children, is increasing rapidly in numbers. The people of the district are gaining confidence in our work, and are sending their children. We now have an attendance of about thirty, with the prospect that others will come in soon. Our church work, also, is improving steadily. For the past three months we have been, with the aid of the members of our Young People's Society, conducting regular Sunday afternoon meetings and house-to-house Bible readings at two neighboring districts, about five miles distant. As a result, five have decided to obey, and many others are interested. We are continuing these meetings every Sunday afternoon, and are cheered as we watch the growing interest. We trust by God's help to see others take their stand soon. Truly, God's people are becoming willing in this the day of his power. Pray for us here at Warsop, that our feeble efforts may be blessed by the Lord, and that many may take their stand for the truth, and at last shine as the sun in the kingdom of our Father. T. J. KENNEDY.