p. 20 | JAMES A. MORROW by James A. Morrow

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Oct 4, 1906

JAMES A. MORROW

By James A. Morrow

Bermuda

HAMILTON.— About six weeks ago one of our Portuguese brethren moved about eight miles to the west, into a neighborhood where there are several families of this nationality. As soon as they were well settled, we began meetings in his house once or twice a week. As a result, one family has kept two Sabbaths. They were never known to have meetings in this neighborhood, but the last two Sunday nights a congregation of Portuguese have left their church very near the place where this brother lived, and have gone the eight miles to his new place of residence.

One week ago Sunday I had a very fair congregation, most of whom were Catholics. Last Sunday there were only three or four who seemed interested. They all paid good attention the first Sunday. We are living in a time when people seem to decide very quickly for or against the truth.

Some who began to observe the seventh day several months ago were a little troubled last week, and we had fears they would fall out. Things look a little more encouraging just now.