p. 18 | Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jul 23, 1914

Field Notes

SABBATH, May 23, was a day of blessing to the West Philadelphia church, when fifteen were baptized.

DURING a visit of Elder Slade, six were buried with their Lord in baptism at Cincinnati by Elder Miller.

ELDER R. A. UNDERWOOD conducted the service at the dedication of the new church building at Curtis, Nebr., on May 17.

AT the close of a sermon by Elder J. S. Rouse on Sabbath afternoon, May 30, in a schoolhouse eight miles northeast of Eaton, Colo., five young persons gave their hearts to the Lord, and expressed their desire to be baptized.

FOUR have been received into church fellowship at Jamestown, N. Y., three of whom were baptized. On Sunday, May 17, the new church building at Elmira was dedicated to the service of God. Thirteen were recently baptized and united with the church at Buffalo.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa., reports four new members received into the fold, three of whom were baptized. At Pittsburgh the same number were baptized and taken into the colored church at that place. Elder Gaede, pastor of the Allegheny churches, baptized four on the morning of May 25.

ON Sabbath, May 16, Elder Clemens baptized ten at Waterloo, Iowa, as the fruitage of the effort of Brother McNay, and a church of fifteen charter members was organized. On the twenty-third a baptismal service was held at Knoxville, where nearly twenty have accepted the truth as a result of recent efforts; and on the same Sabbath another baptismal service was conducted at Hawkeye, where Elder E. W. Wolfe and Brother J. M. Olsen have gathered out another good company.