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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Aug 17, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 33.

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Bermuda

By R. E. Loasby

THE school closed for the summer vacation, July 14. The prospects for a good school at the opening (September 4) are excellent.
The work that I am doing at present consists of the usual Sabbath services. Wednesday night there is a Bible study. Friday night the young people meet. On Sundays I go on my bicycle to different places, alternating between Port Royal, Paget, etc., to hold Bible studies with companies who are interested. Some of these I confidently expect will accept the message. In the week I divide my time between study, receiving calls, and visiting interested people around Hamilton. The cycling out to the country is the hardest part, as the roads are hilly, and the sun is hot. I have to go about twenty miles, or a little more. However, I enjoy it best of all, for the people are interested.
Last Sabbath we had an excellent meeting in the church at Hamilton. It was a time of refreshing. People were in tears, and pronounced their firm determination to remain loyal to the message to the end. All seemed to get a new lease of spiritual life. R. E. LOASBY.