Sunday Evening Meetings Begin in Hamilton, Bermuda
By M. Enoch
HAMILTON.—We have rented a nice new hall, about three miles out of town around the harbor, but not more than one and one-half miles across it. I have begun Sunday evening meetings. The hall is about forty feet long and twenty-three feet wide. We had some chairs, and bought three dozen more at our own expense. We had our first public meeting last Sunday, and about twenty-five attended it, besides some of our own people. I have not felt well for two weeks, and part of the time have been unable properly to attend to my own work. Last Sunday I was sick, and feared that I should not be able to meet the appointment. But I took the matter to the Lord, and then rode on my bicycle around the harbor to the hall. The Lord sustained me, blessing me with freedom; and after the meeting I accomplished the journey, feeling as well as I had ever felt. O, the Lord is God! Truly, all praise belongs to him. The Lord has a great work in Bermuda, and although it is a hard fight, the truth will go, and a people will be prepared to meet Jesus when he comes. M. ENOCH.