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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 24.

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Bermuda

By J. A. Morrow

HAMILTON.—Yesterday I went to St. George, where I took five orders from soldiers' wives for "Coming King," and met some very interesting people. I held a Bible reading with one woman, and hope soon to return with my wife and hold further studies. I have often wished that we might do something for these soldiers and their wives, but they are difficult to approach. One of these women said she would be glad to get the "Coming King" to send to her mother, who is in England. Thus we see how far-reaching the Lord will make our efforts.
One week ago we had a new Sabbath-keeper at our meeting here in Hamilton. A family residing about one mile from Hamilton is becoming interested. We have been disappointed in getting halls in which to hold meetings, but we have all the work we can do in a quiet way, and the Lord is giving the increase. At present we are taking three hundred copies of the Watchman and four hundred of Life and Health. Most of our people take part in selling these papers. This gives them a good experience.
It is my earnest desire to be among those who sacrifice for Him, that I may, through his abundant grace, have a part in the final gathering of God's people.
J. A. MORROW.