JAMAICA, WEST INDIES by Frank Hall

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 28, 1902

JAMAICA, WEST INDIES.

By Frank Hall

I HAVE found great pleasure in the work of the past year, which the dear Lord has given me to do as a servant among His remnant people. The first two months were spent with another laborer, Brother W. Jay Tanner, in visiting and putting the blessed truth before the people in a new field, where the building of a church is now being carried on.

I was removed from there to another place to superintend the work, as well as to do manual labor in the building of another church, which was raised up within three and a half months. From this place I was called to my present field of labor at Santa Cruz, where another church-building is being raised up, and its finishing is looked forward to with great joy.

As we could find time to do so, my wife and I visited the people, held Bible readings, and distributed tracts. An interest is aroused. Since we have been here, ten have begun to obey the truth, and one backslider has been reclaimed. I regret that I was kept indoors for two months through sickness. Since it has pleased the Lord to raise me up, I am stronger and better fitted for the Master’s service. We expect soon to be removed from our present location to a new field. Remember us in your prayers. FRANK HALL.