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Faithful Tithing on Pitcairn Island

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 5, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 6.

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Faithful Tithing on Pitcairn Island

IN a letter to the Mission Board, Elder J. E. Fulton, of Australia, reports the receipt of a letter from Pitcairn Island telling of special blessings there in their meetings. "The people here are trying to help one another as never before," the letter said. Ships had not been calling frequently. Elder Fulton adds: "They have a little house to which they bring their arrowroot, fungus, corn, dried bananas, etc., but as they have not had opportunity of disposing of the tithe to passing vessels, much of it has spoiled; and yet the people bring in the tithe. Certainly this shows faithfulness on their part."