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Sabbath Work in the Bahamas

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 12, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 41.

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Sabbath Work in the Bahamas

LABORING in the Bahamas since the last General Conference, Elder W. A. Sweany now writes that they are looking for a place to erect a church building. Two have recently taken their stand for the truth. One of these is a barber, and closes his shop on the Sabbath. He is barber to the bishop, going to his house to do his work. Declining his call on the Sabbath has brought the Sabbath truth to the attention of this church dignitary in a very forceful manner. Altogether, there are now three stores, or shops, in different parts of Nassau that are closed on the Sabbath, their owners having embraced the third angel’s message.