done by the finest scholars that Trique could employ. Each one was supposed to be the pastor of the community he canvassed. The conditions of the charter membership were easy to meet. All that was required for connected membership was a good moral life and a lip confession of the faith.
On account of the superior advantages offered by the Trique church it grew steadily from the beginning. I will here append a few characteristics of the organization:
1. The church takes care of all its members during sickness, furnishing a physician and all necessary medicines free of charge. The church owns drug stores and graduates its own physicians.
2. The church has its own salaried undertakers, and defrays all funeral expenses.
3. The church supplies a moral and spiritual education to all the children of its members. This school does a work similar to our Sunday-school, only it is held daily and is under a trained corps of paid teachers.
For all these advantages each member is required to give to the church one-eleventh
