W. G. KNEELAND by W. G. Kneeland

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 25, 1902

W. G. KNEELAND

By W. G. Kneeland

Trinidad

SAN FERNANDO.— We have decided to pitch our tent at Princes Town—a place of about three thousand inhabitants. Already five or six have begun to keep the Sabbath there, without any special effort on our part. Arima, the third city in size, is calling for a tent meeting. As that is a central place, and will require more time, we hope to go there later.

We have a canvasser at Arima, and he is doing well. He has been given a room, free, in which to conduct Bible readings. Some of the prominent people of the city are interested in his work. One family of means has adopted the tithing system as a result of a conversation with this brother.

As the result of the influence of our canvassers, twelve persons are reported as having begun the observance of the Sabbath since the institute. The work, of course, is by no means done when individuals began to keep the Sabbath.