Medical and Educational Work in Barbados
By GEO. F. ENOCH
medical laws, is a favorable center for the establishment of such work.— “Resolved, That we appeal to the General Conference to do all in its power to procure a doctor as soon as possible to locate in Barbados.” We hope this plea will not remain long unanswered. As those at the outposts have seen the medical work continue to centralize, and increase facilities in the home land, absorbing the greater part of the means and medical talent of the denomination in a comparatively small circle, they have almost despaired of ever obtaining any help for sick and suffering humanity in the dark places of the earth. We are also planning for an educational institution of a humble sort in the near future. We have a small army of young people, who need an education, and who can not afford to go to the States. We expect to carry forward an aggressive campaign the coming season. Pray for the work here, that there may be an ingathering of souls. GEO. F. ENOCH, Secretary.