Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 22, 1909

TEN persons were baptized at San Jose, Cal., recently, all but one of whom were young people.

As a result of meetings held at Elmhurst, Cal., five persons are keeping the Sabbath, and others are much interested.

A CHURCH of twenty members was organized at Hawarden, Iowa, on March 7. Eleven were baptized on Sabbath, March 6. Others expect to go forward in the ordinance soon.

EIGHT persons have begun the observance of the Sabbath, at Prattsburg, N. Y., as a result of meetings held in that place. A number of others are under deep conviction.

Two persons have begun the observance of the Sabbath as a result of the tent meeting at Mercedes, Tex., and a church of fifteen members was recently organized at that place.

THE following comes from Brother D. G. Turk, Unadilla, N. Y.: “Six have stated that they are going to obey the Lord by keeping his Sabbath. A number of others are in the valley of decision.”

ELDER E. A. MERRELL reports that five adults have accepted the truth as a result of a series of meetings held at St. Joseph, Mo., and on March 23 these, and a youth, were baptized and united with the church.

AT Elida, N. M., eleven signed the covenant, and five others are keeping the Sabbath as a result of meetings recently conducted by Brother H. E. Giddings. These, together with six who had previously been keeping the Sabbath, were organized into a Sabbath-school.

ELDER F. I. RICHARDSON reports the baptism of eleven (three of whom were rebaptized) on March 21, at San Diego, Cal., and states that there are several others who are apparently on the point of accepting the truth as the result of Bible work done since January 1.