General Notes

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 17, 1903

ELDER F. W. FIELD, writing from Tokyo, reports two more candidates ready for baptism—a young man and a young lady, both Japanese.

ELDER MORROW and his wife, who were compelled to leave Georgetown early in January, on account of Mrs. Morrow’s failing health, write, after having been three weeks in Bermuda, that they are both much improved in health, and are quite sure that the Lord led in their going to that island. While regaining their health, they are finding many opportunities for missionary work, and hope to assist Brother Enoch, who has been laboring so long to advance the message in Bermuda.

FROM Barbados, Brother W. A. Sweany writes that their work is prospering as never before, despite the suffering and hardships of the people. The Sabbath-school has recently grown from less than eighty to over one hundred. He mentions the fact that they have not yet been privileged to attend any of the counsel meetings conducted by Elder Spicer, on account of the quarantine, but adds that they are thankful the quarantine can not keep them away from God, nor him from them. The donations from the United States have, with the blessing of God, enabled them to alleviate much of the suffering.