Notes From the Field

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 7, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 27.

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Notes From the Field

Five baptisms have been reported from Terre Haute, Ind.

Brother C. H. Miller reports the baptism of six adults at Hartington, Neb.

Six persons have been baptized and joined the church at Grand Island, Neb.

Brother E. L. Neff reports the baptism of four persons at Broken Arrow, Okla.

Five young people, students of the Hastings Intermediate School, were baptized recently.

At Mt. Zion, Ind., four persons have been baptized, uniting with the church at that place.

Three persons were baptized at Portales Springs, N. M., recently, Elder W. A. T. Miller officiating.

As a result of meetings held at Spring Valley, Okla., three members of one family have accepted the truth.

The work among the Germans in Colorado is progressing. Recently ten young people were baptized at Loveland.

Baptismal services were held at La Salle, Colo., on a recent Sunday, twelve persons following their Lord in this rite.

Elder G. W. Berry reports that a church of eleven members was organized at Mitchell, Neb. Six were baptized.

Four persons have taken a firm stand for the truth at Aurora, Ill. They have been baptized, and have united with the church there.

A church has been organized at Marion, Mich., with a membership of twenty-seven, the majority of whom are new converts.

A man and his wife, with their two grown daughters and a number of small children, have recently taken their stand for the truth at Mt. Clare, Neb.

A Swedish church of twelve members was recently organized at Jersey City, N. J. A sister is awaiting baptism, and other Swedish believers living near may join later.

A good report comes from Oswego, Kans. Seven persons have been baptized, and twenty-one have united with the church, a number of whom were baptized a few months ago.

Since last winter, ten believers have been added to the church at North Platte, Neb., seven by baptism and three on confession of faith. One other awaits baptism, and others are keeping the Sabbath.

As the result of meetings recently held at Garden Grove, Cal., twenty-two have joined the church, nineteen by baptism and three on former baptism. Besides these, five more will doubtless take this important step soon.