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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 18, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 57.

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Field Notes

A NEW church has been organized at Penelope, N. Y.
FIVE persons recently united by baptism with the church in Atlanta, Ga.
A NEW church of twenty-one members has been organized in Toronto, Ontario.
A CHURCH of forty members has been organized at Bandon, southern Oregon.
ELDER B. PETERSEN reports the first baptism ever held in Manchuria, China.
THE church at Star City, Mich., has received eighteen new members by baptism.
THE workers at Eagle Bend, Minn., report the baptism of thirty-three persons.
TEN new members have been received into the Crawford, Nebr., church by baptism.
A SHORT time ago six persons united with the church at Johannesburg, South Africa, by baptism.
TWENTY-TWO candidates were baptized by Elder J. H. N. Tindall at Indianapolis, Ind., a few weeks ago.
TWENTY-THREE new believers were baptized in Boston, Mass., by Elder K. C. Russell, on a recent Sabbath.
A NEW church known as the West Side Seventh-day Adventist Church has been organized in Portland, Oregon.
THE new church building at Cedar-edge, western Colorado, was dedicated to the worship of God a few weeks ago.
A BUSINESS letter from Elder James Bellinger, of Whistler, Ala., states that since their camp meeting twelve have been baptized.
THE church at Mosheim, northern Texas, recently received five new members, and a Sabbath school has been organized at Oak Grove.
TEN adults have begun to obey the commandments of God as a result of the tent effort recently held at Lennoxville, Quebec.
ELDER W. H. BRANSON, of the Cumberland Conference, reports the organization of a church of nineteen members in Johnson City, Tenn.
A CAMP meeting for the colored was held in Guthrie, Okla., this fall. A splendid interest was manifested, and at its close eight persons received baptism.
THE report comes from Auburn, western New York, of the baptism of eleven persons, and the organization of a new church with twenty-nine charter members.
As a result of German work carried on in Sheboygan, Wis., eleven adults received baptism a few weeks ago. Seven persons have recently united with the Madison church.
THE tent effort for the colored in Greater New York is still being carried on, and fifty-two have accepted the truth and received baptism thus far. Elder J. K. Humphrey is in charge.
THROUGH the efforts of Elder and Mrs. C. G. Bellah, forty-two persons have now united with the company at Townley, Mo. Elder J. S. Rouse reports the baptism of seventeen persons, and the organization of a church of twenty-eight members, at Monticello.
ELDER T. B. WESTBROOK writes of the tent effort at Pueblo, Colo.: “At the closing service nearly one hundred came forward and signified their intention to be true to God.” At Woodland Park seven have been baptized, and a church of nine members has been organized.
A RECENT letter from Elder J. W. Lair, of Watertown, S. Dak., says of his work in that conference during the past year: “Sixty-one have taken their stand for the truth. Thirty of these have been baptized, and the other thirty-one will soon take this step. About forty-five others are deeply interested. We expect to organize a church in this place soon.”
A FEW weeks ago fourteen adults signed the covenant in Froid, Mont. At the close of the Kalispell tent effort fourteen united with the church there by baptism. Through the efforts of Elder Paul Iverson fifty-four new members have been added to this church since March, 1915. The organization of a Sabbath school and the baptism of nine new believers is reported from Victor, Bitter Root Valley. Brother N. C. Erntson writes of the baptism of five persons at Conrad.