Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 26, 1912

Six persons were recently baptized at Hamilton, Ontario.

Brother G. P. Rodgers, who is working among the colored people at Wilmington, Del., reports the recent baptism of ten persons.

A Sabbath-school, with a membership of one hundred fifteen, has just been organized among the colored people of Wilmington, N. C.

Elder O. E. Sandnes, who has been laboring in Bergland, Ontario, writes of the organization of a Sabbath-school of nine members in that place.

Over two hundred fifty persons attended the baptismal service recently held in Minneapolis, Minn., at which time ten new believers were baptized.

Sixty-five persons were baptized at the Georgia camp-meeting. About one hundred thirty persons have taken their stand for the truth in Savannah during the last five months, and of these one hundred eighteen have been baptized.

Brother H. A. Green reports that as the result of a tent effort just closed in Seattle, Wash., sixty persons have signed the covenant. Seventeen new Sabbath-keepers are reported at Orting, and a church of fourteen members has been organized there. Six persons have been baptized at Spokane during the last few weeks.