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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Feb 18, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 7.

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British Guiana

By D. C. Barcock

GEORGETOWN.—Since my last report nine have been baptized, and two more are ready. I can scarcely find time for other work outside of laboring for the people. They come to my home, and I am busy giving Bible studies. One minister is coming daily to study the Bible, and in the evening he tells his people—a congregation of about four hundred—what he has learned. It is raising quite a stir among them. He is a man of moral worth, and I believe the Lord is using him.
Brother Giddings is spending a few days at New Amsterdam. With other duties, we are trying to finish the Kitty church.
Victory over sin is our watchword. A new power is taking possession of our dear people. The week of prayer closed with us one week later than it did in America. It was a glorious time. The Bootooba church has been greatly revived. Many who had been living in sin made open confession, and asked forgiveness. The power of God is manifest.
D. C. BARCOCK.