p. 17 | Bermuda by J. A. Morrow

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 4, 1903

Bermuda

By J. A. Morrow

HAMILTON.—I have been holding two services this month in a small room on the north side. The attendance has not been large, but a few seem interested. I am holding Bible readings with a number both in Hamilton and in the country. A woman near the hall where we first held our services has begun to keep the Sabbath. Last Sabbath we held the ordinances. The meetings were good. A sister who has recently begun to keep the Sabbath was baptized.

The Lord is blessing my labors in disposing of books. I am reporting twenty-three dollars’ profits on the sales for June. I have been able to devote very little time this month to the sale of books. I feel thankful to God that I can in this way help to answer the many calls for means. I know it takes hard, laborious work to carry books over the hills, back and forth in the hot sun, early and late. This week in two days I have brought in two pounds and ten shillings, and there are very few days that I do not bring in a few shillings for the books. I do not know how long this will continue, as work is getting slack, and many are pushing on to Canada and New York.

Mrs. Morrow is improving in health. She is able to walk to the meetings, and besides is holding many Bible readings. For this we praise the Giver of all blessings.

J. A. MORROW.