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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 31, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 13.

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Prince Edward Island

By J. G. Hanna

CHARLOTTE.—Since my last report another honest soul has become obedient to God's Word. This is a young woman who at first was deeply prejudiced against us. But a few Bible readings, directed by the Spirit, removed the prejudice, and she took her stand to obey. She is stopping with us, and is diligently studying the Word. We hope to see her become an efficient worker for the Lord. It means much to be obedient to the Word of God on this island; for the people, as a rule, are perfectly satisfied as they are.
Our services in the tabernacle have been well attended this winter, considering the severe weather. This winter has been the coldest and stormiest since about 1861. Our little company meets every Sabbath, and we enjoy our studies. We have some visitors almost every Sabbath at our meetings.
Our health has been excellent since we came to the island. We have much for which to praise the Lord. We thank him that we are permitted to have a part in this closing message. J. G. HANNA.