Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 19, 1912

EIGHT or ten persons in Buenos Aires, Argentina, have identified themselves with us, and are awaiting baptism.

THE brethren who have been holding meetings at Britton, Mich., report that eight are keeping the Sabbath there.

AT Changsha, Hunan, China, nine candidates were recently baptized. At the close of a general meeting in Hunan, thirty-two were baptized.

As the result of meetings recently held at Hamilton, Mont., twelve new members have been added to the Sabbath-school, and four adults taken into the church.

SINCE the beginning of the year fifty-three persons have united with our churches in the vicinity of London. About fifty others have begun to keep the Sabbath, and to walk in the light of the message.

ELDER W. F. KENNEDY baptized three persons at Cassoday, east Kansas, several weeks ago. Four others have begun the observance of the Sabbath, and a Sabbath-school of seventeen members has been organized.

FROM the Upper Columbia Conference, Elder P. A. Hanson reports the organization of two new churches, one at Craig Mountain, Idaho, with a membership of fifteen, and the other at Nezperce, with eleven members.

FIFTEEN persons are reported by Elder J. W. Beams as having taken their stand for the truth at Blythedale, Mo., recently. As the result of a tent effort at Clinton, twenty-seven have been converted and baptized. Fifteen new believers were baptized on a recent Sabbath by Elder M. Mackintosh, and seven members have been added to the Seventh-day Adventist Church for colored people.