Bermuda by James A. Morrow; M. Enoch

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 26, 1905

Bermuda

By James A. Morrow; M. Enoch

HAMILTON.—Just now I have all I can attend to in looking after an interest at The Crawl, eight miles east of Hamilton. Five or six have expressed their interest in the truth, and we feel confident that very soon we can report that number of Sabbath-keepers. Among these is one white family, and another white lady who is a widow. Others are also deeply interested.

My book sales have brought me in a profit of four hundred dollars; and, best of all, I am hearing daily of good impressions that the people have received when I visited them with our books.

I have had letters from two of the Boer brethren since they reached their homes. They are of excellent courage.

JAMES A. MORROW.

HAMILTON.—For several weeks I have been going to Somerset, six miles distant, on Sundays, to give Bible readings, and I am happy to state that a widowed mother and several of her daughters, and a man of the same place, are much interested; in fact, the mother told me last Sunday that she and her daughters had decided to keep the Sabbath.

The mighty power of God that raised Christ from the dead is in Bermuda, and as we draw near to God, we feel it day by day.

M. ENOCH.