p. 24 | The Work in the South Caribbean

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 21, 1911

The Work in the South Caribbean

HERE is one pen-picture in detail of the ever-growing work. Elder J. B. Beckner, of Trinidad, writes of difficulty in shepherding the work in the islands of the South Caribbean, with so few laborers. He adds: “We have a good interest in Port of Spain. I baptized eight here on the 5th [August], nine more at Guaico, twenty-eight miles east, on the 13th, and have twelve more awaiting baptism on the 20th, at Aronca. Nine are waiting also on the island of Saint Vincent. We are of good courage.” In such ways the work is going forward in every land. The earth is being lightened with the gospel message.