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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 11, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 19.

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West Indies

By W. A. Sweany

Two of our faithful canvassers preceded us to Grenada, and have quite thoroughly sowed the field with our good books, which will, of course, bear fruit. We find six persons more or less fully keeping the Sabbath, and others interested. We already have evidence that this is one of the difficult fields. But we are of good courage to push the work with all the strength that God shall give us.
We hope to remain here long enough to see the work firmly established in this stronghold of Catholicism. Grenada is the most picturesque and beautiful of any of the islands we have seen. There is an abundance of good water, and fruits of all kinds abound. It is said to be a healthful place. We are all enjoying perfect health, for which we daily thank God. We will report our work here as fast as it develops. We hope the interest and prayers of our friends will follow us in our new field of labor, that we may be strengthened and fitted for successful service. W. A. SWEANY.