Progress at Trinityville
By H. F. Humphrey
TRINITYVILLE.—The truth for these last days is becoming better known and better understood in this parish, St. Thomas. Many in the other churches confess that their consciences are troubled, and they are now halting between the Sabbath and Sunday. The week of prayer was indeed a season of refreshing from the presence of the Lord. December 30, eight persons were buried with the Lord in baptism, six of whom were old members who became dissatisfied with their former baptism. Others will follow soon in baptism. The little flock at Trinityville is undergoing a spirit of contrition, and there is a thirsting, and a panting, and a longing after the likeness of Christ. The times are hard, but we are not discouraged. The day-school that has been started by Sister Mina Harper has an enrollment of thirty-five. But on account of the scarcity of money and food, many have been kept away. We need suitable books for beginners, and grammars, etc., for the more advanced. H. F. HUMPHREY.